• Fortress Walls of Icheri Sheher - While touring Baku’s Old City, visitors can 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, a walk around the fortified walls, which encircle the Old City, begins.

As visitors walk along the walls, the guide will explain their historical significance in Baku. Constructed to defend against invasions and protect residents, these walls were part of a larger fortification system that included watchtowers, gates, and battlements. Visitors will also see some original architectural features that have endured over time, providing insight into past military strategies and defense mechanisms.

• Workshop Ali Shamsi - During the tour of Baku’s Old City, there is an opportunity to visit the workshops of Ali Shamsi, a celebrated Azerbaijani artisan renowned for his traditional copper and metalwork craftsmanship. Ali Shamsi’s workshops offer a chance to witness firsthand the ancient techniques used to create intricate metal designs passed down through generations. Visitors can observe artisans at work, meticulously crafting beautiful, hand-engraved copper items such as trays, bowls, and decorative pieces.
• Palace of the Shirvanshahs - On this immersive tour of Baku’s Old City (Icherisheher), an expert guide will meet visitors at the entrance and lead them through the narrow, winding streets to the heart of this UNESCO World Heritage site. As they stroll through this ancient walled city, they will discover a captivating blend of history, culture, and architecture. Along the way, the guide will share the secrets of its centuries-old landmarks, including the iconic Maiden Tower, the ancient Palace of the Shirvanshahs, and the charming mosques and caravanserais. Visitors will also have the chance to explore bustling bazaars, where local artisans offer unique handicrafts. As they journey through this living museum, they will gain insight into Baku’s rich past and vibrant present, making it a truly unforgettable experience.
• Miniature Books - One of the most captivating highlights of the Miniature Book Museum in Baku is the world’s smallest book, proudly displayed in the collection. This remarkable book measures just 0.74 mm by 0.75 mm, making it an awe-inspiring example of the extraordinary skill involved in miniature bookbinding. The tiny pages are filled with legible text, and the book is so small that it can only be read under a microscope. Visitors to the museum are often amazed by the precision and attention to detail required to create such a minuscule masterpiece. It’s a true marvel of craftsmanship, symbolizing the ingenuity and artistry of miniature book creators from around the world.
• Vahid Monument - The Aliaga Vahid Monument, located in the heart of Baku’s Old City, is dedicated to one of Azerbaijan’s most beloved poets, Aliaga Vahid. Vahid was known for his poignant poetry that often blended elements of romance, patriotism, and social critique. The monument, which features a bust of the poet, stands as a tribute to his contributions to Azerbaijani literature and culture.

As visitors explore the monument, the guide will explain how Aliaga Vahid’s works reflect the spirit of the time, capturing both personal emotions and national identity. The statue is placed in a scenic area of Baku’s Old City, allowing visitors to appreciate the connection between Vahid’s life and the city’s rich history. This monument is not only a point of cultural pride but also an opportunity to learn about the literary traditions that have shaped Azerbaijan’s cultural landscape.

• Multani Caravansarai - As part of the tour of Baku’s Old City, visitors will also explore the historical caravansarais, which were once vital hubs of trade and hospitality along the ancient Silk Road. These large, fortified buildings provided safe lodging and shelter for merchants and travelers during their long journeys across the region. The two main caravansarais encountered in the Old City are the “Baku Caravansarai” and the “Multani Caravansarai,” both dating back to the 15th century.
• Maiden Tower - During the tour of Baku’s Old City, visitors will have the chance to visit the iconic Maiden Tower, one of the city’s most famous landmarks. This ancient structure, dating back to the 12th century, is shrouded in mystery and legend. Its unique, cylindrical design rises 29 meters above the city, and it is one of the most photographed sites in Baku. The tower’s purpose remains uncertain, with theories ranging from its use as a watchtower to its role in ancient rituals.

As visitors explore the surrounding area, the guide will share the fascinating history and stories associated with the Maiden Tower. For those interested in a deeper exploration, an entrance ticket can be purchased to discover the tower’s interior. Inside, visitors can learn more about its architectural features, view ancient artifacts, and enjoy stunning panoramic views of Baku and the Caspian Sea from the top.

• Expert English-speaking local guide with in-depth knowledge of Baku Old City.
• Walking tour through the UNESCO-listed Baku Old City (Icherisheher).
• Personalized service in a small group or private tour setting.
• Time to explore local shops, markets, or cultural experiences (if applicable).
• Bottle of water.

• Personal expenses, including souvenirs and additional purchases.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.