Gorji Pol

Gorji Pol is a historical bridge located in Isfahan, Iran. Its name translates to "Georgian Bridge" in Persian. This name derives from the fact that it was built during the Safavid era using captured Georgian laborers. The bridge spans the Zayanderud River and connects the northern and southern banks.

While not as architecturally renowned as some of Isfahan's other famous bridges like Si-o-se Pol or Khaju Bridge, Gorji Pol is still a significant historical structure that offers a less crowded alternative for crossing the river. It played a role in the city's transportation network during the Safavid period and continues to be used by pedestrians today. Information regarding its exact date of construction and specific architectural details are relatively limited in comparison to other Isfahan landmarks.