Destinations

UNESCO-listed historic heart of Baku with ancient walls, narrow streets, souvenir shops and traditional architecture.

A famous historical monument and symbol of Baku.

A medieval royal complex showcasing Azerbaijan's rich history.

Baku's iconic modern landmark with panoramic city views.

The best viewpoint overlooking Baku, the Boulevard and the Caspian Sea.

A beautiful promenade along the Caspian Sea with cafes, attractions and leisure activities.

A charming water canal area with gondola-style boat rides.

A world-famous architectural masterpiece designed by Zaha Hadid.

The heart of shopping, cafes and evening walks.

A historic and spiritual landmark overlooking the Caspian coast.

An ancient temple connected to Azerbaijan's fire-worshipping history.

A natural gas fire that has been burning for centuries.

Famous for ancient rock carvings, mud volcanoes and prehistoric history.

A nature destination famous for mountains, lakes and forests - home to the Tufandag mountain resort, Nohur Lake, the Seven Beauties Waterfall and the Gabala Shooting Center.

A luxury mountain destination with cable cars, adventure activities and beautiful alpine landscapes.

A historic mountain village famous for copper craftsmanship, stone streets and traditional culture.

Known for the Juma Mosque, the Diri Baba Mausoleum, and its wine routes and mountain views.

A cultural gem known for the Sheki Khan's Palace, a historic caravanserai and traditional Sheki halva.

Known for the Candy Cane Mountains, the village of Khinalig and dramatic mountain landscapes.

One of the highest and oldest mountain villages in Azerbaijan, with a unique culture and breathtaking views.

A historic city home to the Nizami Mausoleum, the Bottle House and the Imamzadeh Complex.

Famous for its unique oil spa treatments found nowhere else in the world.

A southern region known for Caspian beaches, tea plantations and Hirkan National Park.