Bastam Castle – Khoy

Shams-i-Tabrīzī or Shams al-Din Mohammad (1185–1248) was a Persian Muslim, who is credited as the spiritual instructor of Mewlānā Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Balkhi, also known as Rumi and is referenced with great reverence in Rumi’s poetic collection, in particular Diwan-i Shams-i Tabrīzī...

Khatun Bridge is is 3 kilometers from the south of Khoy County on Ghatur River and along the Khoy-Uremia Road. Bricks are used on the upper part of the bridge. There are seven great water openings and enormous stone bases are arranged between them. There are seven decorative arcades in the...

Marakan protect area in in the southern banks of the river Aras and Khoy city is located. Northern border area is border river Aras. This area from north to Aras river, from south to plain Ghaturchay river, from west to agricultural lands and from east to main road Jolfa is located. Minimum...

Khoy Bazaar is a great bazaar from Safavid era which was the commercial center of that era in West Azerbaijan, Iran. It was located in the eastern side of Khoy City. It is still popular after more than 300 years and it is also considered as one of the most elegant and geometric bazaars in the...

This single story museum covering an area of 256 sq. m., founded in 1969. Originally, it consisted of two halls and two rooms, but later, in 1979, two other rooms and a small hall were added to the initial building. Khoy museum comprises both archeological and ethnological sections. Its...

This mosque situated in the central part of the city, and is related to the Eilkhani era. After being destroyed, it was reconstructed in the Qajar period. It has beautiful plaster moldings and engravings.

This mosque was constructed in the year 1316 AH. and from the aspect of architectural techniques can be considered unique.

Sorp Serkis Church (Kelisa) dates back to the 4th century AD., and is on the Cultural Heritage Organization records. This old church has been located in Khoy.

This church is 8 km. north of Khoy in the village of Mahalzan. The church is most probably related to the Mongol or Safavid periods.