Delgosha Garden
باغ دلگشا
A historic garden near Saadi's tomb, with citrus groves and a long water channel surrounding Qajar-era pavilions decorated with mirrors.
Delgosha means 'delight of the heart.' The garden's history goes back to the Sasanian period, while the surviving pavilions were built in the Qajar era and feature mirror decoration. Citrus groves spread across the garden, and a long water channel runs out from in front of the pavilion. In spring, when the citrus blossoms, the whole garden is fragrant. It is about 1 km from Saadi's tomb and can be scheduled in the same time slot. Admission is separately priced for foreign visitors.
Opening hours
About 08:00–20:00
Nearby sights
- Tomb of Saadi
- Tomb of Hafez
- Jahan Nama Garden
- Qur'an Gate
- Ali Ibn Hamzeh Shrine
- Qavam House (Narenjestan)
- Zinat ol-Molk House
- Vakil Bazaar