Juma Mosque (Sheki)
The Juma Mosque in Sheki, constructed between 1900 and 1914, is a significant historical and architectural monument. Built with limestone and brick, it features a minaret and is part of a complex that includes a madrasa and an underground bath. The mosque underwent restoration and was reopened in 2022. It is located within the Yukhari Bash State Historical-Architectural Reserve and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site encompassing Sheki’s historical center.

Sheki Karvansaray
The Sheki Karvansaray is a historical complex consisting of two caravanserais: the Upper (Yukhary) and Lower (Ashaghy). These structures served as inns for travelers and merchants along the Silk Road. The Upper Karvansaray features impressive stone architecture with arched windows and vibrant shops, reflecting the rich history of trade in the region.

Sheki Khan’s Palace (Sheki Xan Sarayı)
Built in 1797 by Muhammed Hasan Khan, the Sheki Khan’s Palace served as the summer residence for the Sheki Khans. The palace is renowned for its intricate stained-glass windows (shebeke) and elaborate frescoes depicting scenes of hunting and war. This two-story building is a masterpiece of Azerbaijani architecture and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sheki.

Kish Village (Kish Kəndi)
Located near Sheki, Kish Village is home to the Church of Saint Elishe, an ancient Caucasian Albanian church dating back to the 1st century. The village offers picturesque views and a glimpse into the rich history of the region.