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Achaemenid Empire Collection

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: Persepolis, ceremonial capital of Achaemenid Empire, Fars Province, Iran

Persepolis, ceremonial capital of Achaemenid Empire, Fars Province, Iran

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: Monument to the Persian poet Ferdowsi or Firdowsi (935-1025)

Monument to the Persian poet Ferdowsi or Firdowsi (935-1025)
DGA1132277 Monument to the Persian poet Ferdowsi or Firdowsi (935-1025), Ferdowsi square, Teheran, Iran; © NPL - DeA Picture Library / W. Buss

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: View of the ruins of Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List)

View of the ruins of Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List)
DGA1132273 View of the ruins of Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979), Iran, Achaemenid civilization, 6th-5th century BC; © NPL - DeA Picture Library / W. Buss

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: Bas-relief depicting Persian guards

Bas-relief depicting Persian guards
DGA1132270 Bas-relief depicting Persian guards, Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979), Iran civilization. Achaemenid civilization, 6th-5th century BC; © NPL - DeA Picture Library / W

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: Bas-relief of a hero fighting a monster from a bird's head

Bas-relief of a hero fighting a monster from a bird's head
DGA1132260 Bas-relief of a hero fighting a monster from a bird's head, jamb of the door of the Throne Room or the Hundred Columns, Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979), Iran

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: Bas-relief of Persian guards, west staircase

Bas-relief of Persian guards, west staircase
DGA1132258 Bas-relief of Persian guards, west staircase, Palace of Darius (Tachara), Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979), Iran, Achaemenid civilization

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: Bas-relief of servants bringing food to kings' tables

Bas-relief of servants bringing food to kings' tables
DGA1132255 Bas-relief of servants bringing food to kings' tables, Palace of Xerxes, Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979), Iran, Achaemenid civilization

Background imageAchaemenid Empire Collection: Emperor Darius I (552 BC-486 BC) followed by two servants

Emperor Darius I (552 BC-486 BC) followed by two servants
DGA2564362 Emperor Darius I (552 BC-486 BC) followed by two servants, relief from a door of the Trypilon Palace of Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979), Iran



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"Exploring the Magnificence of the Achaemenid Empire: Persepolis, Fars Province, Iran" Step into the ancient world at Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the mighty Achaemenid Empire. Located in Fars Province, Iran, this archaeological site unveils a rich tapestry of history and culture. Marvel at the intricate reliefs adorning Apadana Palace, showcasing scenes from daily life and royal ceremonies. One relief captures an archer in vivid multicolored plaster—a testament to Persian artistry during Darius I's reign. Ascend a grand staircase adorned with yet another mesmerizing relief within Apadana Palace. Each step tells a story of power and grandeur that once resonated through this majestic city. Discover Ka ba-ye Zartosht or Cube of Zoroaster—an enigmatic structure dating back to the 6th century BC—standing as a symbol of religious significance within Naqsh-e Rustam. Pay homage to Cyrus the Great at his tomb in Pasargadae. This sacred site holds historical importance as it commemorates one of Persia's most revered rulers from centuries past. Pass through Gate of All Nations or Gate of Xerxes—the monumental entrance to Persepolis—and imagine yourself transported back in time when kings walked these hallowed grounds. Delve into "The Story of Cyrus II The Great, " depicted on a captivating tapestry from c. 1590. Let each thread unravel tales of conquests and triumphs that shaped this empire's legacy for generations to come. As you explore these remarkable sites within Persepolis, immerse yourself in the splendor and magnificence that once defined the Achaemenid Empire—a civilization whose influence still echoes throughout history.

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