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Stay in the heart of Baku with our hotel-only package. Includes breakfast and easy access to major attractions like the Old City, Flame Towers, and local markets.
Stay in the heart of Baku with our hotel-only package. Includes breakfast and easy access to major attractions like the Old City, Flame Towers, and local markets.
Hotel Transfer Sightseeing Breakfast
Upland Park – Offers panoramic views of Baku from the city’s highest point, beside the Seaside Park. Carpet Museum – Displays traditional and modern Azerbaijani carpets and weaving techniques. Little Venice – A charming canal park on Baku Boulevard, inspired by Venice. Ichari Shahar (Old City) – Historic walled city featuring the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshah Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Fountains Square – Vibrant downtown area known for shops, cafes, and lively atmosphere. Heydar Aliyev Center – Iconic architectural landmark by Zaha Hadid, celebrated for its flowing modern design.
Ateshgah (Fire Temple of Baku): A historic, castle-like temple in Surakhany once used by Hindu, Sikh, and Zoroastrian worshippers. Yanar Dagh (Fire Mountain): A natural gas fire that burns endlessly on the Absheron Peninsula — a symbol of Azerbaijan’s ancient fire-worship heritage. Gobustan National Reserve: A UNESCO-listed site featuring prehistoric rock carvings, ancient stones, and mud volcanoes. Mud Volcanoes: Home to nearly half of the world’s mud volcanoes, believed to possess natural healing properties and a fascinating geological charm
Visit Upland Park – See the Alley of Martyrs, Milli Majlis (National Assembly), and the iconic Flame Towers. Baku Crystal Hall – Modern indoor arena near National Flag Square, built for the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest. Baku Boulevard – A scenic promenade along the Caspian Sea, stretching from Freedom Square to the Old City and the extended Yeni Bulvar area.
Stay in the heart of Baku with our hotel-only package. Includes breakfast and easy access to major attractions like the Old City, Flame Towers, and local markets.
Upland Park – Offers panoramic views of Baku from the city’s highest point, beside the Seaside Park. Carpet Museum – Displays traditional and modern Azerbaijani carpets and weaving techniques. Little Venice – A charming canal park on Baku Boulevard, inspired by Venice. Ichari Shahar (Old City) – Historic walled city featuring the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshah Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Fountains Square – Vibrant downtown area known for shops, cafes, and lively atmosphere. Heydar Aliyev Center – Iconic architectural landmark by Zaha Hadid, celebrated for its flowing modern design.
Ateshgah (Fire Temple of Baku): A historic, castle-like temple in Surakhany once used by Hindu, Sikh, and Zoroastrian worshippers. Yanar Dagh (Fire Mountain): A natural gas fire that burns endlessly on the Absheron Peninsula — a symbol of Azerbaijan’s ancient fire-worship heritage. Gobustan National Reserve: A UNESCO-listed site featuring prehistoric rock carvings, ancient stones, and mud volcanoes. Mud Volcanoes: Home to nearly half of the world’s mud volcanoes, believed to possess natural healing properties and a fascinating geological charm
Visit Upland Park – See the Alley of Martyrs, Milli Majlis (National Assembly), and the iconic Flame Towers. Baku Crystal Hall – Modern indoor arena near National Flag Square, built for the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest. Baku Boulevard – A scenic promenade along the Caspian Sea, stretching from Freedom Square to the Old City and the extended Yeni Bulvar area.
