Heydar Aliyev Centre
Discover one of Baku’s most iconic landmarks, designed by world-famous architect Zaha Hadid. Its flowing, futuristic design makes it a true architectural masterpiece and a key cultural venue in the city.

Baku Boulevard (Seaside Promenade)
Enjoy a relaxing walk along the famous Baku Boulevard, stretching along the Caspian coast. This lively area is filled with greenery, cafes, and scenic seaside views.

National Flag Square
Visit the impressive National Flag Square, home to a massive national flag that proudly represents Azerbaijan. The open space offers great photo opportunities with sea views.

Baku Crystal Hall
Pass by the modern Baku Crystal Hall, a striking venue built for the Eurovision Song Contest 2012. Today, it continues to host concerts and major events.

Highland Park (Panoramic Viewpoint)
Head up to Highland Park for one of the best panoramic views of Baku. Overlooking the city and the Caspian Sea, it’s a perfect spot for photos and relaxation.

Alley of Martyrs
Take a moment at the Alley of Martyrs, a meaningful memorial dedicated to those who lost their lives for the country. The area offers both historical insight and a peaceful atmosphere.

Flame Towers
End your experience with a view of the iconic Flame Towers, the symbol of modern Baku. Their unique flame-shaped design lights up the city skyline, especially after sunset.