Baku City Tour (4-Hours): Top 30 Historical & Modern Highlights

Admire panoramic views of Baku’s skyline and the Caspian Sea from this serene hilltop park.

See Baku’s iconic trio of skyscrapers shaped like flames, symbolizing Azerbaijan’s fire heritage.

Visit a peaceful mosque with striking tiles and a graceful dome nestled in the hillside.

Walk through a powerful memorial dedicated to national heroes, offering sweeping views of the city.

Witness a flame that continuously burns in honor of fallen soldiers at this symbolic monument.

Capture breathtaking cityscape photos from one of the best viewpoints in Baku.

Enjoy a scenic ride connecting Baku Boulevard to Highland Park with coastal and city views.

See charming canals and gondolas in this whimsical park, inspired by Venice.

Admire the award-winning carpet-shaped building from the outside — a must-see for architecture lovers.

Stroll along the Caspian waterfront lined with cafes, fountains, and beautiful landscaping.

View the grand architecture of this classical concert venue, inspired by Monte Carlo’s opera house.

Relax among fountains and flower beds in this elegant garden near the Philharmonic Hall.

Pass by this stylish metro entrance, seamlessly blending modern design with ancient surroundings.

See this historic building from the Russian Empire era that once housed Baku’s city council.

We enter to Old City Baku

Pause at this expressive sculpture dedicated to one of Azerbaijan’s beloved poets.

Glance at the world’s only museum of miniature books — a record-holding literary gem.

Explore the majestic 15th-century royal residence, rich in Islamic architecture and history (No entrance to the sight).

View one of the city’s oldest mosques, also known as Siniggala, dating back to the 11th century.

Observe this active mosque in the heart of the Old City, known for its stone dome and calm courtyard.

See Baku’s most iconic symbol — a mysterious stone tower with UNESCO World Heritage status.

Admire this elegant mansion where historical figures like Joseph Stalin once stayed.

Take in the sights of this 15th-century inn that once hosted traders on the Silk Road.

See another example of a Silk Road inn, built to accommodate merchants from India.

Snap a fun photo at this playful sculpture tucked into an Old City alley.

Glance at the restored remains of the 18th-century royal residence of the Baku Khans.

Spot the domes of this subterranean hamam, part of Baku’s rich bathhouse culture.

Walk through the main entrance to the Old City — once the stronghold of medieval Baku.

Marvel at the statues and architecture of this literary museum celebrating Azerbaijani poets.

Relax in Baku’s lively pedestrian zone full of cafes, shops, and people-watching opportunities.

Enjoy a walk along this bustling shopping avenue lined with grand buildings and boutiques.