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Baku City Sights Guided Night Walking Tour with Funicular
Baku
Discover Baku's illuminated landmarks on a guided night tour. Ride a funicular, explore parks, and admire stunning architecture. Book now for an unforgettable experience.
Duration:
2 hours, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- “İçərişəhər” metrostansiyası - Icherisheher metro station: Your gateway to discovery! Begin your journey by immersing in Baku’s diverse transport network. Join us here for an insightful introduction to the tour and uncover the fascinating intricacies of this historic city’s transportation system, setting the stage for an unforgettable exploration ahead
- Philarmonia Garden - Philarmonia Garden: Step into a realm of history and enchantment. Unravel the rich tapestry of its past, from its inception to the present day. Delve into captivating legends that whisper through its verdant corridors. Discover the fascinating narrative behind its dual names, each a thread in the intricate fabric of Baku’s cultural heritage, weaving together stories of tradition and innovation, past and present.
- National Art Museum of Azerbaijan - Museum of Fine Art: Admire artistic masterpieces and cultural heritage. Discover the Executive Office of the President for insights into Azerbaijan’s political landscape, offering a unique perspective on governance
- Clock tower - Clock Tower: An iconic landmark offering more than just photos. Experience the enchanting ambiance with live piano melodies, creating unforgettable moments amidst the charm of Baku
- Azneft Square - Azneft Square: Delve into Azerbaijan’s oil legacy, pivotal for Baku’s growth. Learn the significance of this square, hub of oil industry milestones. Witness the thrilling Formula 1 route. Marvel at the opulent Four Seasons Hotel, epitomizing Baku’s luxury.
- Baku Boulevard - Baku Boulevard: Tracing the history of this iconic promenade, witness its evolution from ancient roots to modern allure. Discover the perfect photo spot amidst breathtaking vistas, capturing the essence of Baku’s beauty and vitality.
- Mini-Venice - Mini Venice: A marvel crafted by visionary architects, weaving Baku’s charm with Venetian allure. Explore the origins of this enchanting attraction, built to mirror the romance of Italy’s famed waterways
- Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum - Carpet Museum, International Mugam Centre, and Deniz Mall: Architectural wonders embodying Azerbaijani culture. Unravel the essence of Mugam, a soulful musical tradition integral to Azerbaijan’s heritage. Explore the magnificent design of the Carpet Museum, showcasing centuries of craftsmanship. Experience modern luxury at Deniz Mall, a testament to Baku’s thriving commerce and culture.
- Funiklyor - Funicular: Ascend to Highland Park with ease. Enjoy a scenic journey aboard the funicular, offering breathtaking views as you venture towards this elevated oasis in Baku.
- Flame Towers - Flame Towers: Iconic symbols of Baku’s modern skyline, each tower represents a facet of the city’s progress – residential, office, and hotel. Capture the essence of Baku’s identity with the Flame Towers as your backdrop, a perfect photo spot showcasing the city’s dynamic spirit and architectural prowess.
- Mosque of the Martyrs - Alley of Martyrs Mosque: Unique in its significance, embodying reverence for fallen heroes. Discover how this mosque stands as a tribute amidst the Alley of Martyrs, symbolizing unity and remembrance. Gain insights into religious tolerance in Azerbaijan, where diverse faiths coexist harmoniously, reflecting the nation’s rich cultural tapestry.
- Bakı Türk Qəbiristanlığı - Baku-Turk Graveyard: Witness the echoes of Azerbaijan’s struggle for independence from the Russian Empire, etched in the soil of this sacred ground. Explore the enduring bond between Azerbaijan and Turkey, forged through shared history and mutual respect. Gain insights into the current relationship, characterized by strong diplomatic ties and collaborative endeavors, symbolizing a steadfast alliance.
- Parlament binasi - Martyrs’ Lane: A somber tribute to the sacrifices made during the Garabagh War and the tragic events of January 20th. Pay homage to the martyrs who gave their lives for the nation’s freedom and honor their memory amidst the solemn surroundings of Martyrs’ Lane, a place of reflection and remembrance.
- Shahidlar Monument - Eternal Fire Monument: A solemn tribute to the victims of Black January, a poignant reminder of the lives lost during the tragic events of 1990. Stand in reverence before the eternal flame, honoring the memory of those who perished in the pursuit of freedom and justice.
- Highland Park - Break time, Photo stop, Visit, Guided tour, Free time, Sightseeing, Walk, Self-guided tour, Scenic views on the way (20 minutes)
- “İçərişəhər” metrostansiyası - Return to Icherisheher metro station on foot, a leisurely stroll of 10-15 minutes, allowing you to savor the last moments of your journey through the historic streets of Baku.
- Bulaq Spring - Bulaq Spring: Known for its Zodiac-themed sculptures, this spring holds cultural significance in Baku. It’s a place where locals and visitors alike gather to admire the unique depiction of the zodiac signs, believed to bring luck and blessings.
- Baku City Executive Power - Executive Power of Baku City: Over the centuries, this building has undergone various names and architectural styles, reflecting the city’s evolution. From its origins as a medieval fortress to its current role as the administrative hub, it stands as a testament to Baku’s rich history and changing architectural trends
- Azerbaijan State Economic University - Azerbaijan State University of Economics: A leading institution in the region, renowned for its excellence in economics education. With a reputation for academic rigor and innovation, it serves as a beacon for aspiring economists and policymakers, shaping the future of the region’s economic landscape.
- Bakı Şəhər İstiqlal Bəyannaməsi Abidəsi - Monument of Independence: A towering symbol of Azerbaijan’s sovereignty and resilience. This monument commemorates the nation’s journey to independence, celebrating the spirit of freedom and self-determination that defines Azerbaijan’s identity
- Former Taghiyev School for Girls (Institute of Manuscripts of Azerbaijan) - Former Taghiyev School for Girls: Once a beacon of education for girls, now the esteemed Institute of Manuscripts of Azerbaijan. This historic institution preserves and showcases the rich literary heritage of Azerbaijan, embodying the legacy of enlightenment and scholarship.
- Ismailiyya Palace - Ismailiyya Palace: A magnificent architectural marvel, Ismailiyya Palace stands as a symbol of Azerbaijan’s cultural and artistic heritage. Built during the late 19th century, this opulent palace served as a cultural center and gathering place for intellectuals and artists. Today, it continues to enchant visitors with its grandeur, offering a glimpse into Azerbaijan’s rich history and architectural splendor.
- Nizami Museum of Literature - Nizami Museum of Azerbaijani Literature: Showcasing Uzbeki architectural style, this landmark honors Azerbaijan’s literary legacy. And with that, we conclude our tour.
- Nizami str. /Tarqovi - Nizami Street: A bustling thoroughfare adorned with shops and cafes, epitomizing Baku’s vibrant energy. This iconic street serves as the perfect ending point for our tour.
What's Included
- Tour guide
- Bottled water
- Funicular ticket for access to Highland Park
What's Not Included
- Tips
- Any additional expenses beyond the mentioned inclusions
Additional Information
Meet your guide at the Icherisheher Metro Station in Baku and begin your walking adventure. See the dancing lights of the Flame Towers, and as you stroll through the parks, the Fountains Square, and the Seaside Boulevard, admire the creative illumination of every tree and stone.
Venture to Constellation spring, stroll thorugh Gubernator Park, and admire Rococo and Renaissance architecture of the Baku State Philharmonic Hall while it is lit for the night. View the imposing Executive Office of the President.
Climb up to Highland Park on board a fun funicular train. Enjoy views of the landscaped terraces of which overlook the Bay of Baku and soak up nighttime views of the sweeping cityscape.
Pay your respects at the Alley of Martyrs memorial and soak up the lively atmosphere on Baku boulevard. Take in the Museum of Carpet which is shaped like a rolled-up carpet. Pass by the waterway in the Little Venice neighborhood.
Location
Icherisheher
Please meet me in front of the Icherisheher metro station, near the scooter parking area.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.