• Baku Old City - During a tour of Baku’s Old City, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the remarkable fortress walls that have safeguarded the city for centuries. The journey begins at the Double Gates, a primary entrance to the Old City, dating back to the 12th century. These gates are a stunning example of medieval Azerbaijani architecture, historically used for defense and trade. From here, the walk around the fortified walls, which encircle the Old City, commences.

As visitors stroll along the walls, the guide will elaborate on their historical significance in Baku. Constructed to fend off invasions and protect residents, these walls were part of a comprehensive fortification system that once included watchtowers, gates, and battlements. Visitors will also observe some original architectural features that have endured over time, providing insight into past military strategies and defense mechanisms.

• Flame Towers - The tour begins with a scenic ride on the Baku Funicular, ascending towards the Flame Towers. Travelers will have the chance to admire these iconic skyscrapers up close, learning about their unique design and symbolism as a modern Azerbaijani landmark. In the evening, the Flame Towers illuminate with a spectacular LED show, making them one of the city’s most memorable sights.
• Martyrs’ Lane - Following the Flame Towers, the tour proceeds to Martyrs’ Lane, a significant memorial site in Baku. Here, travelers will learn about the tragic events of Black January (1990) and the sacrifices made for Azerbaijan’s independence. The alley is lined with black granite graves, each honoring the heroes who lost their lives. From this location, visitors can also enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Baku and the Caspian Sea, making it both a place of remembrance and reflection, as well as a highlight of the city tour.
• Highland Park - After visiting Martyrs’ Lane, the tour explores Highland Park, the premier viewpoint in Baku. Travelers will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Flame Towers, the Caspian Sea, and the expansive city skyline. It’s an ideal spot for photos and to appreciate the contrast between Baku’s modern architecture and historical landmarks. Guests will also learn about the cultural and strategic importance of the area, making this stop both visually stunning and informative.
• Deniz Mall - After taking in the views from Highland Park, the tour heads to Deniz Mall, one of Baku’s most modern and stylish shopping and entertainment centers located by the Caspian Sea. Travelers can admire the unique architecture of the building, designed in the shape of a giant lotus flower. Inside, guests will find a variety of international and local shops, cafes, and restaurants, along with entertainment options such as a cinema and family attractions. It’s a great spot to relax, enjoy leisure time, and experience Baku’s modern lifestyle.
• Little Venice - Next, the tour visits Little Venice, a charming network of canals and bridges along the Baku Boulevard. Travelers can enjoy a peaceful walk around the beautifully designed waterways or take a short gondola-style boat ride for a unique experience. Surrounded by greenery, fountains, and stunning views of the Caspian Sea, Little Venice offers a relaxing atmosphere and is one of the most picturesque spots in the city — perfect for photos and a leisurely break during the tour.
• Baku Boulevard - The tour then continues to Baku Boulevard, the city’s renowned seaside promenade along the Caspian Sea. Travelers will enjoy a relaxing walk surrounded by palm trees, fountains, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Along the way, they can see modern landmarks such as the Carpet Museum, the Caspian Waterfront, and various sculptures and art installations. Baku Boulevard is also a great place to experience the local lifestyle, with plenty of cafés, attractions, and stunning sea views, making it a highlight of any visit to the city.
• Nizami str. /Tarqovi - The tour concludes at the vibrant Nizami Street, Baku’s main pedestrian avenue, and the nearby Fountain Square. Travelers can stroll along this lively street, admire its elegant architecture, and explore a variety of local and international shops, cafés, and restaurants. Fountain Square, at the heart of the area, features beautiful fountains, sculptures, and a lively atmosphere where visitors can relax, take photos, and soak in the city’s energy. This stop perfectly combines shopping, sightseeing, and a taste of Baku’s modern urban life.

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• Entrance fees

This tour provides an ideal mix of Baku’s rich history, contemporary architecture, and breathtaking views, all in one smooth journey. Participants will delight in a picturesque funicular ride offering stunning vistas, visit renowned sites like the Flame Towers, Martyrs’ Lane, and Highland Park, and discover delightful areas such as Little Venice, Baku Boulevard, and Nizami Street with Fountain Square. Unlike other tours, this experience merges cultural insights, picturesque locations, and leisure time within a relaxed, guided itinerary, making it perfect for first-time visitors eager to experience the true essence of Baku.

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