Overview

Discover Baku, the world’s largest city below sea level, renowned for its rich culture and dynamic atmosphere. This tour offers a unique blend of day and night experiences, taking you to iconic cultural and historical landmarks that reveal Baku’s true essence.

Explore five must-visit destinations, including Baku Boulevard, Little Venice, Fountain Square, and more. Wander through Nizami Street, a vibrant pedestrian shopping area infused with Russian influence. Enjoy the convenience of flexible hotel pickup and drop-off, and learn about the fascinating history and culture of Azerbaijan’s capital from our knowledgeable guides.

1. Highland Park Formerly known as Sergei Kirov Park during the Soviet era, Highland Park—also called “Viewing Square”—is a beloved spot in Baku. It’s an ideal place to relax, breathe in fresh air, and enjoy stunning views of the city and the sea. You can unwind at the Highland Park Café while listening to classic lounge music. For a magical experience, visit at night to see the beautifully illuminated stairs. On warm summer days, the park offers a cool, breezy retreat.
Duration: 30 minutes
Admission: Free

2. Baku Boulevard Stretching along the Caspian seashore, Baku Boulevard is the second longest boulevard in the world and a favorite hangout for both locals and visitors. It’s a perfect place for a leisurely stroll and to take in the scenic views.
Duration: 30 minutes
Admission: Free

3. Little Venice Located within Baku Boulevard, Little Venice is a charming area reminiscent of its Italian namesake. Established in 1960 and now covering 10,000 sq.m, it features large and small islands connected by expanded channels and bridges. You can enjoy a boat ride, dine at one of the two island restaurants offering Western or Eastern cuisine, and soak in the Venetian ambiance by the Caspian Sea.
Duration: 15 minutes
Admission: Not Included

4. Nizami Street Nizami Street is a bustling pedestrian and shopping area in downtown Baku, extending from Fountains Square to Rashid Behbudov Street. Known as Torgovaya (“the merchant street” in Russian), it’s a vibrant place to explore shops, cafes, and the lively atmosphere of the city.
Duration: 30 minutes
Admission: Free

5. Fountain Square Fountain Square is a popular and leafy plaza in central Baku, serving as a focal point for strollers. The square’s fountains, including one topped with shiny silver spheres, reflect the surrounding trees and buildings, creating a picturesque setting.
Duration: 20 minutes
Admission: Free

What’s Excluded

• Lunch
• Personal payments
• Entrance fees to the museums

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