Sightseeings
For those who want to experience both historical and modern architecture in Baku, Icherisheher (Old City) is the perfect choice. Historical landmarks such as the Maiden Tower and Palace of the Shirvanshahs reflect the ancient spirit of the city. At the same time, Flame Towers, Heydar Aliyev Center, and Baku Boulevard stand as modern symbols of Baku. In every corner of the city, you will feel traces of different eras.
Leisure
Baku offers a wide range of leisure opportunities. You can take a walk along Baku Boulevard and enjoy the fresh Caspian Sea breeze. If you want to be closer to nature, visiting the Gobustan National Park to see ancient rock carvings or relaxing in the Botanical Garden, Highland Park, or Central Park can be great options. Luxurious spa centers and resorts outside the city also provide excellent alternatives for those seeking relaxation.
Food
A trip to Baku is incomplete without tasting Azerbaijani cuisine. The city’s famous restaurants offer delicious dishes like dushbara (dumpling soup), piti (stew), kutab (stuffed flatbread), and various types of kebabs, allowing you to experience the richness of local flavors. Specialties such as Azerbaijani plov (rice dish) and traditional sweets like pakhlava and shekerbura are a must-try. In the city center, you can find numerous restaurants offering both local dishes and international cuisine.
Shopping
Baku has both traditional markets and modern shopping malls for those who love to shop. Walking along Targovy (Nizami Street), you can explore stores of world-famous brands. Additionally, shopping malls such as Port Baku, Crescent, Ganjlik, and 28 Mall are excellent destinations for shopping. If you are looking for unique souvenirs and local products, small shops in Icherisheher offer kelaghayi (silk scarves), traditional ceramic dishes, and handcrafted items.
