Armenians
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Saint Thaddeus Monastery
The Monastery of Saint Thaddeus is an ancient Armenian holy place in the mountainous area of West Azerbaijan, Iran. This monastery is also known as Qara Kelisa that is one of the oldest and most notable surviving Christian monuments in Iran.
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Prime minister of Armenia;
Iran not perceived well without visiting Isfahan
"Considering the historical background of Isfahan that indicates the rich Iranian culture, it is not possible to perceive Persian culture deeply without visiting this city," the prime minister of Armenia said.
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Peaceful coexistence a value for Armenians of Isfahan
Yesterday, Isfahan's Governor-General held a meeting with the Armenian Archbishop of Isfahan and southern part of Iran. Abbas Rezaei congratulated the New Year, and hoped that we will arrive to witness the migration of Armenians from Armenia to Isfahan.
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Jolf quarter combination of old and modern architecture
The New Julfa quarter in which Vank Cathedral and other Armenian churches are situated is very different from any other place in Isfahan; it is established in 1606 by Shah Abbas I and worth being visited.
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Vank cathedral in Isfahan
Vank cathedral is located in the new Jolfa neighborhood of Isfahan; Vank literally means "monastery" or "convent" in the Armenian language. The church was built in 1606, during the reign of Shah Abbas II. Several years after its construction, it was rebuilt, and this time the construction process lasted for nine years.
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In a meeting with bishop of Armenians in Isfahan:
Equal urban facilities, all citizens’ right: Isfahan Mayor
The bishop of Isfahan Armenians and Southern Iran met with the mayor of Isfahan.