Neshat Garden

Nestled among the pretty park to the north of the Abbasi Bridge, there is a former residential place of the Lar governors after the Safavid time. The upper floor of this two-story building is 7 m high and features a veranda 12, 5 m high. There are 14 rooms on the ground floor of the edifice. The central hall is located straight under the veranda and is lightened through an octagonal vent. In the middle of the hall is an octagonal marble pond. I n the northern section of the Neshat Garden is a bathhouse, probably founded at the same period as main building. Two rooms crowned with small cupolas overlook the garden. Beautiful painting s cover their inner walls and one of the rooms also features spiral columns.