The capital city is a blend of ancient and modern architecture. Visit the UNESCO-listed Old City (Icherisheher), the iconic Flame Towers, and the modern Heydar Aliyev Center. Stroll along the Caspian Sea promenade and enjoy the vibrant nightlife.
Explore the ancient petroglyphs and mud volcanoes in this UNESCO World Heritage site, located just a short drive from Baku.
Known for its stunning landscapes and historical architecture, Sheki is home to the Sheki Khan's Palace, a striking example of 18th-century craftsmanship.
This northern region is famous for its lush forests and the charming mountain village of Khinalug, one of the highest settlements in Europe.
An exclave of Azerbaijan, Nakhchivan offers unique historical sites, including the Mausoleum of Noah and the ancient Alinja Castle.
Azerbaijan's second-largest city, known for its historical sites like the Nizami Mausoleum and the beautiful Javad Khan Street.
A coastal city known for its hot springs, citrus groves, and the Hirkan National Park, which is a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
Visit the historic Juma Mosque and the Yeddi Gumbaz Mausoleum in this ancient city that dates back to the 5th century.
