ENTERTAINMENT AND LEISURE IN BAKU

Baku is perfect for tourists who enjoy night walks with a touch of the local atmosphere. So if you spend part of the day away from the race track, there are countless interesting places to visit. Here are some tips on how to enjoy your free time in Baku:

FLAME TOWERS

One of the most characteristic symbols of modern Baku stands on a hill above the bay and the city itself. Built of three flame-like towers, the skyscraper hides a luxury hotel, apartments and offices inside.

BAKU BOULEVARD

The best way to enjoy the seashore in Baku is to take a walk along the main promenade. The promenade has been maintained here for over 100 years. Along the promenade, you can see opulent mansions, the large Pak Boulevard shopping centre or the Crystal Hall and Ferris wheel concert halls.

CARPET MUSEUM

If you take a stroll along the aforementioned Baku Boulevard, you'll notice the building shaped like a rolled-up carpet. Here you will find carpets made with different spinning techniques from different periods of history.

TEAHOUSES

Let yourself be initiated into the tea culture here and be sure to visit one of the teahouses that this country has to offer. Tea is served everywhere here; you'll find countless teahouses in Azerbaijan, while cafes exist only in Baku.

HEYDAR ALIYEV

This building was designed by the late world-famous architect Zaha Hadid. Inside, this cultural centre hides a gallery and a museum. Here you can see various arts and traditions.

TAKE A PICTURE WITH THE SIGN "I LOVE BAKU"

For tourists, it is the most sought-after location. If you fall in love with Baku, confirm your memory with a photo.