Management of Tourist Attractions in Historical Contexts Based on the Physical Aspects of the Urban Environment (A Case of the Distance between Imamzadeh Hassan and Shah Abbasi Caravanserai, Karaj)

The historical context of cities has a diverse set of tourism capabilities that, if properly addressed and guided, can promote tourism and thus lead to urban development.In the present article, using a descriptive-analytical method focusing on the tourism sidewalk concept and defining the components affecting it, a theoretical model of research has been developed, and then its application in the historical context of the study has been experimentally tested.The purpose of the study is to examine and find an effective strategy for managing tourist attractions and promoting social interactions among citizens in the historical context and to generalize the results to the proposals of sustainable human management in the historical context of cities.The findings include the development of a strategic plan and design considerations on a detailed city plan map. It was shown that the factors of vitality and attractiveness of the environment have a greater potential to attract tourists due to the physical, environmental and natural opportunities within the study domain.