Ziba Traditional

Ziba Traditional occupies a two-story structure defined by its central courtyard and deep blue tilework framing the entrance. Built during the Qajar era, this house served as a private residence for a wealthy merchant family before its transition into a guesthouse. Within these walls, the original cedar doors and stained glass windows remain intact. A single pomegranate tree stands in the middle of the stone-paved courtyard, a feature preserved since the house first opened to travelers in the nineteen-nineties.