Kashan, the city of roses and historical houses, boasts a 7,000-year-old legacy. It’s recognized as the first city in Iran and the world and is considered the capital of hand-woven carpets. Known as Dar al-Mo’menin (City of the Faithful), Kashan plays an important role in Iranian tourism.
What Is the Weather Like in Kashan?
Kashan has two distinct climates: mountainous in the south and west, desert-like in the north and east. Due to its proximity to warm regions, fruits ripen earlier here. In summer, temperatures can reach up to 42°C.
When Is the Best Time to Visit Kashan?
Kashan is beautiful year-round!
If you prefer fewer crowds, visit in winter or summer.
For the best weather and blooming nature, April to May (especially during the rosewater festival) is ideal — though it’s a busy season.
Choose based on your preferences and travel style!
Public Transport in Kashan | Options & Facilities
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In Kashan, you can use regular taxis, online ride-hailing services, and local shuttle taxis for getting around.
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The Kashan airport is located 12 km from the old Kashan-Natanz road.
Where to Stay in Kashan – Hotel or Traditional Guesthouse?
Manouchehri Traditional Hotel – A rare stay in the heart of the old city
Kosar Apartment Hotel
Negarestan Hotel – Most popular hotel in Fin district
Rose House Hotel – Great value and cozy choice
Sayyah Hotel – Best for short stays
Ariana Spa Hotel – A historic stay with spa services
Viona Lantern – Stay in the oldest house in Kashan
Baba Afzal Traditional Hotel – Best for families
Khan-e-Noghli Eco Lodge – Authentic local lodging experience
Amirza Traditional Hotel – A calm retreat in Kashan’s history
Saray Amir Eco Lodge – Ideal for group travelers
Saray Sayeh Eco Lodge – Perfect for international visitors
Ehsan Traditional House
Top Places to Visit in Kashan
Fin Garden – Icon of Persian architecture, first UNESCO-listed garden in Iran
Sialk Hills – Ancient mounds with millennia of history
Borujerdi House – A masterpiece of Qajar-era architecture and love
Tabatabaei House – The most beautiful historical house in Iran
Abbasian House – An architectural jewel
Ameriha House – Living heritage of Kashan’s past
Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse – One of the most beautiful historic baths in Iran
Agha Bozorg Mosque – An architectural gem from the Qajar period
Timcheh Amin al-Dowleh – Historical caravanserai and trading hub
Jameh Mosque of Kashan – A living legacy of Islamic art
Kashan National Museum – A treasure trove of Iranian history
Best Places for Shopping in Kashan
Historic Bazaar of Kashan – A Safavid-era architectural wonder
Safavi Bazaar – The city’s largest shopping area
Kashan Mall – Modern shopping and entertainment complex
Shafaq Shopping Center – A well-known mall in Kashan
Famous Souvenirs from Kashan
Baklava
Haji Badam (almond sweets)
Herbal distillates
Sweet flatbread (Nan-e Shirin)
Rosewater (Golab)
Handicrafts:
Kashan Carpets
Zari Weaving (traditional gold-thread fabric)
Most Famous Local Dishes of Kashan – Unforgettable Flavors
Shafteh Somagh – Saffron meatballs with sumac
Shafteh Anar – Pomegranate-infused meatballs
Chelo Dizi Kashani – Local version of Dizi (meat & chickpea stew)
Yatimcheh – Vegetarian eggplant dish
