TOUR DETAILS

With the onset of darkness, Baku changes. Like a backlight on a phone, it gets brighter and brighter… gradually turning into a completely different city. Get ready to see the most beautiful and interesting places in Baku, transformed almost beyond recognition by night lighting, thus confirming its original name - the "City of Lights"!

Night Baku - this is an amazing opportunity to see not only the main sights of Baku, but also to enjoy the transformed city in a special, evening light. During the tour you will learn: entertaining and little-known facts from the history of the city; how the construction of “Caucasian Paris” began, how it developed and turned over time into the largest city in the Caucasus; ancient and modern history of city development.

Key Points

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Avenue "Oil workers»

The main "artery" of Baku will delight us with many famous buildings in the night light, which we will see on our way: the Maiden's Tower, the Carpet Museum, Baku Venice, the Puppet Theatre, the Baku port, the seaside Boulevard and much more.

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Upland Park

Not coming here in the evening is a real crime! After all, there is no better place in Baku to admire the city at night in full view. It is not surprising that having seen this beauty at least once, later feels a sense of nostalgia and strives here again.

Flame Towers

It is simply impossible not to see them! Like a huge bonfire, Flame Towers illuminates the entire city and is rightfully considered the brightest detail of Baku at night. Every evening, a light show begins on the facade of the towers, which is admired not only by tourists, but also by local residents.

Seaside Park (Baku Boulevard)

Baku Seaside Boulevard is one of the sights of Baku, a favorite vacation spot for Baku residents and guests of the city. In 2009 he celebrated his 100th anniversary.

"Government House"

Thanks to its unique illumination, it constantly attracts the eye and fascinates.
We are talking about a building of amazing beauty and majesty & nbsp; "Government House", which fits perfectly into the overall architecture of the city.

First Oil Well

It is believed that the first oil from an industrial well was obtained by an American Edwin Dreick in 1859 using a drill. But few people know that a well in Baku was drilled 13 years earlier, namely in 1846. It was this well that gave impetus to the industrial production of oil and natural gas around the world. Don't forget to take your camera with you and add a unique photo to your piggy bank.

Aquatic Palace

We pass by the Baku Water Sports Palace, a huge sports facility built by order of the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev for the first European Games in Baku.

Carpet Museum

Carpet weaving is one of the oldest types of arts and crafts in Azerbaijan. The data of archeological research carried out on the territory of Azerbaijan testify that the art of carpet weaving originated in Azerbaijan in ancient times.

Little Venice

Little Venice is a system of walking water canals located in the capital of Azerbaijan, the city of Baku, on the territory of the seaside boulevard. "Little Venice" has existed since 1960, is a landmark of the seaside park and is considered a favorite vacation spot for visitors to the park. The total length of the channels of "Little Venice" is 1350 m, the depth is 1.3 m, and 7 thousand m³ of water is spent on filling the channels. The area of the town is 9740 m².

Heydar Aliyev Museum Center

For the sake of it people come to Baku! And no wonder, because the creation of the greatest architect of the last century Zaha Hadid cannot leave you indifferent. We will definitely stop and take a dozen of fascinating photos against the backdrop of the best building in the world!