Highland Park (Upland Park)
Highland Park, also known as Upland Park, is the highest point in Baku, offering panoramic views of the city, Baku Bay, and the Caspian Sea. Located near the Flame Towers, it’s a popular spot for both tourists and locals to enjoy the scenery and relax.

Little Venice
Little Venice is a charming network of artificial canals located on Baku Boulevard, near the Caspian Sea. Established in the 1960s and expanded in 2012, it features gondola rides, small islands connected by decorative stone bridges, and is a delightful spot for leisurely strolls.

Azerbaijan Carpet Museum
The Azerbaijan Carpet Museum, established in 1967, showcases the rich tradition of Azerbaijani carpet weaving. Housing the largest collection of Azerbaijani carpets in the world, the museum displays various weaving techniques and materials, reflecting the country’s cultural heritage.

World’s First Oil Well
Located in the Bibi-Heybat settlement near Baku, the world’s first mechanically drilled oil well was completed in 1846. This historic site marks the beginning of the global oil industry and is a testament to Azerbaijan’s pivotal role in energy history.

Heydar Aliyev Center
Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the Heydar Aliyev Center is an architectural masterpiece in Baku. Its fluid, wave-like design houses a conference hall, gallery, and museum, serving as a cultural hub and symbol of modern Azerbaijan.

Old City (Icherisheher)
The Old City, or Icherisheher, is the historical core of Baku and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by 12th-century walls, it features narrow alleys, ancient buildings, and landmarks like the Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, reflecting Baku’s rich history.