Si-o-Se Pol (“The Bridge of 33 Arches”), also called Allahverdi Khan Bridge, is a double-deck, brick-and-stone masonry arch bridge located on the Zayandeh River in Isfahan, Iran. Built between 1599 and 1602, it is Isfahan’s longest bridge, notable for its architectural craftsmanship and continual use as a public gathering space since its construction.
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