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Baku is the capital and largest city of Azerbaijan, as well as the largest city on the Caspian Sea and in the Caucasus region. It is famous for its UNESCO-listed Old City, which is located within the walls of the ancient citadel. The city goes beyond being just a historical site, as it hosts art and cultural exhibitions and events that make it vibrant. The weather in Baku may vary greatly depending on the season, with temperatures reaching 26°C in summer, and dropping to 4°C in winter. Snow may fall during the winter months. This city is a destination for architectural creations and is home to a collection of the finest buildings that are amazing masterpieces.

What to do in Baku?

Walking around the Old Town: The Old Town is the historic heart of Baku and is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Enter the Old City from its huge gates and explore the oval roads made up of an impressive array of curved paths, distinctive palaces, and mosques.
Visit Baku Boulevard: Baku Boulevard is a 3.5 km promenade that stretches along the coast of the Caspian Sea. It is a great place for hiking and cycling, as you will encounter plenty of restaurants, cafes, and various entertainment options along the way.
Azerbaijani Carpet Museum: Azerbaijan is famous for its beautiful carpets, and the Baku Carpet Museum is a must-visit. This museum displays a large collection of Azerbaijani carpets and includes interactive exhibitions that illustrate the methods of carpet making.
Caspian Sea cruises: Embark on a unique experience within the world's largest enclosed body of water, learn about the rich history, diverse culture, and natural beauty of this iconic destination, and enjoy the stunning sea views.
Exploring mud volcanoes: Baku is home to nearly a third of the world's mud volcanoes. Visitors to these volcanoes can take a "mud bath," which may be very beneficial for the skin, as volcanic mud is saturated with more than 90 minerals, organic matter, mineral salts, and chemical elements.

Don’t forget to rent a car here to enjoy during your stay.

Famous Landmarks in Baku

The Flame Towers: Three skyscrapers with blue glass that characterize the contemporary Baku architectural style. The towers draw attention from a distance, especially at night when they form a large panel for a spectacular light show.
The Maiden Tower: This 29-meter-high stone tower is Baku's first historical symbol, offering breathtaking views of Baku Bay and the Old Town. Its construction dates back thousands of years and is disputed by many, although most of the current structure indicates that it dates back to the twelfth century.
Explore the Heydar Aliyev Center: Designed by the well-known architect Zaha Hadid, this building serves as a stunning testament to the architecture of the twenty-first century. The building consists of abstract waves and peaks that seem to overlap with each other. The real pleasure of visiting this distinctive edifice lies in watching the exceptional exterior and photographing it from constantly changing angles.
Palace of the Shirvanshahs: This magnificent fifteenth-century palace was the seat of the ruling family of northeastern Azerbaijan during the Middle Ages. Located in Baku's Old Town, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Azerbaijan National Museum of Arts: Located in the center of Baku, in one of the most beautiful ancient buildings dating back to the nineteenth century, the museum has more than 19,000 pieces on display, including Azerbaijani carpets, paintings, sculptures, and distinctive ceramic artifacts.

Famous Dishes in Baku

Pilaf: One of the most famous dishes in Azerbaijan, it has countless methods of preparation; each region has its own recipe. This delicious meal consists of rice, meat, and vegetables cooked in a special gravy, perfect for lunch or dinner.
Azerbaijani Kebabs: Azerbaijani kebabs, or shashlik, are different types of marinated meat, minced meat, fish, or marinated chicken. Add plenty of vegetables to the tender pieces of meat and cook all the ingredients on skewers.
Dushbara: It is a small dumpling stuffed with minced meat and spices, and cooked in broth. Pieces of dumplings are carefully prepared by hand and come in small hat-like shapes. Ground garlic, vinegar, dried mint, or yogurt are usually served with dushbara.
Azerbaijani Baklava: A dessert dish consisting of layers of thin dough, nuts, and honey syrup. This baklava in Azerbaijan is famous as a wonderful and delicious option for every lover of sweets.
Qutab: Azerbaijani pies stuffed with a variety of herbs, vegetables, meat, or cheese. This delicious meal is prepared on a large round metal tray called "saj" and served with sumac and yogurt. Azerbaijanis use a variety of meat to prepare Qutab, including camel meat.