Discover the best attractions and experiences Absheron Peninsula has to offer
Explore the ancient heart of the Absheron Peninsula, where fortresses and towers whisper history.
A UNESCO-listed limestone tower in the Old City offering panoramic views of the Caspian Sea and Baku.
A 15th-century royal complex in Icherishehar with a courtyard, palace rooms, and a mausoleum.
The ancient walled district of Baku filled with narrow lanes, caravanserais, and historic landmarks.
Delve into art, carpets, and Azerbaijan’s long history on the Absheron Peninsula.
Dedicated to carpets and textile heritage, housed in a distinctive curved glass building by the coast.
Comprehensive exhibits tracing the country’s history from ancient times to the modern era.
A vibrant hub for contemporary art and performances in central Baku.
Religious landmarks across the Absheron Peninsula reflect its diverse spiritual heritage.
Ancient Zoroastrian temple complex showcasing Baku’s historical fires and religious traditions.
Majestic mosque with twin minarets and peaceful grounds near the city’s west.
Historic mosque in Icherishehar that stands as a reminder of medieval times.
Green spaces and protected areas along the Absheron coastline.
Coastal reserve protecting wetlands, dunes, and wildlife on the Absheron Peninsula.
World-famous area with ancient petroglyphs and volcanic mud formations.
Long waterfront park along Baku’s Caspian coast with promenades and views.
Walk through distinct quarters that shape Baku’s character on the Absheron Peninsula.
Historic quarter enclosed by defensive walls, home to the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshahs' Palace.
Elegant central district with stores, cafes and striking architecture along a pedestrian avenue.
Vibrant waterfront zone with lively cafes and street performances.
Enjoy the sights and atmosphere without an entry fee.
Stroll the long Caspian-front promenade with views and entertainment.
Hilltop vantage point for sweeping city panoramas, especially at sunset.
Roam the cobbled lanes of Icherishehar and soak up history for free.
Taste iconic Azerbaijani flavors and local delights.
Traditional market offering fresh produce, nuts and regional snacks.
Experience çay culture with local sweets in a classic tea room.
Sample Azerbaijan’s staples in an atmospheric setting within the city.
Evenings in Baku bring a mix of waterfront vibes and skyline views.
Lively square with outdoor cafés, live music and festive energy.
Sip cocktails with city views overlooking the modern skyline.
From opera to contemporary arts, catch a show or exhibition.
Historic venue hosting opera and ballet performances in central Baku.
Iconic cultural center hosting exhibitions, performances and events.
Contemporary art hub with rotating exhibitions and programs.
Match days and stadium tours around the city.
National stadium hosting international football and large-scale events.
Longstanding venue for national matches and sports events.
Unconventional sights and natural wonders just outside the tourist trails.
A natural gas fire burning on a hillside that glows at night.
Cascading mud volcanoes and unique geologic activity near the coast.
Ancient rock carvings in a dramatic canyon landscape.