The Dehdashti Historical House is one of the famous historical houses of Isfahan. This beautiful house was built during the Qajar era, and there is no precise information about its history or the people who lived in it. The Dehdashti Historical House consists of two parts, exterior and interior, where the exterior space is a pleasant, lush courtyard with a turquoise-colored pool. The interior space is full of various rooms that open to the courtyard with colorful windows and are connected to each other by wooden doors. The Dehdashti Historical House is a perfect example of the combination of traditional Iranian architecture with a touch of Western architecture, renowned for its delicacy. This building was restored and renovated during the Pahlavi era and was placed under the supervision of the Cultural Heritage Organization after the revolution.
The Dehdashti House, registered as a national heritage site in Iran, currently operates as a café-restaurant and traditional accommodation, always welcoming guests and tourists.
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