Qeysarie Gate

The Qeysarie gate is a historic gate in the main entrance of the Grand Bazaar of Isfahan (or Qeysarie Bazaar) in Isfahan, Iran. The gate originally had 3 floors, but the third floor was destroyed later. The destroyed third floor had been a Naqqarekhane. The gate was built in the 17th century during the Safavid era^[1]

The Qeysarie gate may be named after Alexandria in Egypt.^[2]

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  An illustration of Qesariye gate by Jean Chardin, 1705
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  Exterior view, 2011
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  Exterior view, 2015
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  Tilework on the gate, 2012
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  Qeysarieh gate by Joseph Papasian, 19th century
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  Qeysarieh gate by Joseph Papasian, 19th century
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  Old photograph of the gate

• List of the historical structures in the Isfahan province