Begin the journey at the majestic
Gosha Gala, the XII-century Fortress Walls encircling the Old Town. Admire the ancient architecture and hear tales of the city's medieval history. It's no wonder that UNESCO recognized the Old City of Baku as a World Heritage Site in 2000.
Step back in time as you visit the Caravansarais, remnants of the XVII century. Learn about the bustling trade routes that once converged here, connecting merchants from India and Central Asia. Explore the Multani and Big Caravans-sheds, where traders from Bukhara and beyond sought respite and exchanged goods.
Discover the hidden gem of Gadzhi Gaib's bathhouse, dating back to the XV century. Unearthed through archaeological excavations in 1964, this bathhouse served as a hub for commerce and relaxation for centuries.
Stand in awe before the iconic Maiden Tower, an enigmatic XII-century monument. This remarkable structure has transformed over time, serving as a museum since 1964 and joining UNESCO's prestigious list of monuments in 2000.
Pay homage to the celebrated Azerbaijani poet, Ali Agha Vahid, at his striking monument (1990). Marvel at this captivating sculpture, which adds to the allure of the Icheri Shekher complex.
Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Shirvanshah Palace, a testament to the reign of the Shirvanshahs from the XIII to XVI centuries. Stroll through the intricate architecture and imagine the life of royalty in ancient Azerbaijan.
Take a well-deserved break for lunch (optional) and indulge in local delicacies at a traditional Azerbaijani eatery.
Delight in the wonders of the Baku Museum of Miniature Books (2002). Explore the unique collection of micro-books curated by Zarifa Salakhova, a passion project that has attracted visitors from around the world.
Enter the serene Ali Agha Vahid Garden, also known as the Governor Garden (1830). Wander through this picturesque park, one of the oldest in Baku, and relish the tranquil atmosphere.
Journey along the scenic Baku Seaside Boulevard (1909), a cherished spot for relaxation and leisure for over a century. Marvel at the 25-kilometer-long park, transformed and restored to its full glory.
Venture into the enchanting Little Venice (1960) within the boulevard, a charming complex of canals and islands that promises a delightful escape.
Immerse yourself in the rich artistry at the Azerbaijan Carpet Museum (1967). Witness the mastery of Azerbaijani carpet-weaving and its deep connection to the nation's cultural heritage.
Pass by the majestic Government House of Azerbaijan (1936-1952), an architectural marvel in the Baroque style. Admire its grandeur as you continue your journey.
Marvel at the modern architectural wonder of the Heydar Aliyev Center (2007), designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid. This cultural center stands as a symbol of Baku's contemporary identity.
Conclude your tour at the breathtaking Highland Park (Kirov Park - 1934). Enjoy panoramic views of the city and its iconic landmarks, especially the dazzling Flame Towers.
End the day at Fountain Square, the heart of Baku's cultural scene since the 1860s. Marvel at the historical buildings that surround the square, embodying the city's rich heritage.
PRICE: 80 USD
Included: Professional licensed English-speaking guide.
Excluded: optional tickets to the Maiden Tower (9 USD) and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs (9 USD), Carpet Museum (6 USD), Heydar Aliyev Center (9 USD)
Note: Please be aware that this tour involves visiting various locations that may require transportation between stops. Transportation can be arranged upon request to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience throughout the tour. Standard sedan car price for this tour starts from 30 USD.
