• Maiden Tower - Experience a 2-hour tour of Baku’s old city with a small group of up to 8 people. Note that entrance fees to the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshahs Palace are separate and not included in the tour price (approximately 15 AZN each). Enjoy personalized and professional attention from your local tour guide as you explore the top attractions of Baku Old Town. Learn about the main and unique monuments, including the Maiden Tower, the Palace of Shirvanshahs, the courtyard known as “Divankhana”, mosques and minarets, caravansaries, and baths. Old Baku is filled with treasures that will leave lasting memories. The Baku Old Town Walking Tour offers insights into the rich history of Baku’s oriental side. If you are the only participant, please book at least 60 minutes before the tour starts.

You can also explore our other tours such as:

• Palace of the Shirvanshahs - Built in the 15th century, the Shirvanshah Palace in Baku served the rulers of Shirvan after the capital moved from Shemakha to Baku. The complex includes the palace, tomb, mosque, divanhane, mausoleum of Sayyid Yahya Bakuvi, bath, eastern portal, and the gate of Murad (16th century). The main palace building, started in 1411 by Shirvanshah Sheikh Ibrahim I and continued by his son Khalilullah I, features a unique design with about fifty rooms connected by narrow spiral staircases. The ground floor, used by servants and for storage, remains as it was in the 15th century. The facade facing the front yard is more austere compared to other buildings. Near the palace is a mosque with an inscription under the minaret’s stalactite belt. The Divan-Khane, used for ambassador receptions and meetings, is one of Azerbaijan’s most beautiful architectural monuments. Declared a museum in 1964, the complex is a popular tourist site.
• Miniature Books - Located in the old city, the Museum of Miniature Books holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of miniature books. Created by Zarifa Salahova over 30 years, the museum opened on April 2, 2002, and features over 5,600 books from 66 countries. Entrance is free.
• Juma Mosque - Built on the ruins of ancient pagan buildings, the Juma Mosque in Icheri-sheher has been functioning since the 12th century. Funded by Baku philanthropist Khadja Shikhali Dadashev in 1899, the mosque was built on the site of a fire worshipers’ temple. The mosque’s conical dome, supported by four central pillars, is of special interest.
• Baku Old City - Explore the old city area.
• Vahid Monument - Visit the monument to Azerbaijani satiric poet Aliaga Vahid.
• Bukhara Caravanserai - Discover the Bukhara Caravanserai.
• St. Bartholomew Church - See the remains of St. Bartholomew Church in Baku.
• Quadrangular Tower - Visit the Quadrangular Tower.
• Muhammad Mosque - Built in 1078-1079, the Muhammad Mosque is a historical site.
• Workshop Ali Shamsi - Visit the workshop of famous Azerbaijani artist Ali Shamsi.
• Gosha Gala Tower - See the main gate of Baku Old City.
• Aga Mikayil Bath House - Experience the Aga Mikayil Public Bath House.
• Museum of Ethnography and Archeology - Visit the Azerbaijan Archaeology and Ethnography Museum.
• Multani Caravansarai - Discover the Multani Caravansarai.
• House of Baku Khans - Visit the House of Baku Khans.
• Baku Marionette Theatre - Enjoy a show at the Baku Marionette Theatre.
• House Museum of Vagif Mustafazadeh - Learn about the Azerbaijani jazz musician at his house museum.
• Khanagah - Explore the Khanagah Complex or old Market square.
• Beyler Mosque - Visit the Baylar Mosque in Old City, Baku.

• Information about the monuments
• Conversation
• Local tour guide

• Tea and coffee
• Dinner
• Bottled water
• Snacks