Sepah Street

Qazvin, Iran

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Sepah Street in Qazvin, Iran, is the country's oldest planned street, laid out when the city served as capital of the Safavid Empire. Also known as Shohada Street, this boulevard exemplifies Safavid architectural planning and remains an Iranian National Heritage site. The street approaches the Safavid royal complex while passing the Jameh Mosque of Qazvin and the shrine of Imamzadeh Hossein, connecting the city's most significant religious and palatial monuments.