Baku City Tour

Highland Park

Entry without a ticket to watch the fascinating panorama of Baku and see many famous buildings Baku Highland Park is one of the most scenic locations in Baku, Azerbaijan. It offers a stunning panoramic view of the city and the Caspian Sea. The park is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, providing an ideal place for leisurely walks, picnics, and relaxation. Visitors can reach the park via the Baku Funicular or by walking up the hill. Key attractions include the Flame Towers, the Alley of Martyrs, and various memorials dedicated to Azerbaijan's historical figures and events.

Flame Towers

Take a close look at Alov Towers, an example of Baku's modern architecture Relatively new to the skyline—they were only completed in 2012 the three glass skyscrapers that comprise the Flame Towers have already become iconic. The three towers sit atop a hill overlooking the old city center and Baku Bay and were inspired by the ancient practice of fire worship in Azerbaijan. By day, the blue-tinted reflective towers are impressive, but they’re truly spectacular after dark when their surfaces become a giant display of more than 10,000 LED lights that paint the towers with colors of fire, water, or the national flag. The buildings’ interiors house mostly offices and residences, but also notably the Fairmont Baku Hotel.

Explore the Maiden's Castle, Baku's oldest monument The Maiden Tower is a historical monument located in the Old City (Icherisheher) of Baku, Azerbaijan. Believed to have been built in the 12th century, it is a symbol of Baku and an important part of its skyline. The tower's exact origins and purpose are still debated, with theories ranging from it being a defensive structure to an ancient Zoroastrian temple. The Maiden Tower stands about 29.5 meters tall and features an intriguing spiral staircase and a panoramic view from the top, making it a popular tourist attraction. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.