DAY 3 : Gobustan And Mud Volcano Tour

After Breakfast Visit Dig into the past, present and future of Baku in Half-Day Baku City
Sightseeing Tour. Whether you are a first-time visitoror just want to know more about the city,
This tour is for you. You’ll discover the major sights of Baku, located both in the old part of Baku and
“IchariShahar” and more modern parts of seaside boulevards, uphill parks, and buildings. You will
get toknow the evolution of Baku since its establishment in the V century through Soviet era up
to its independence. Your guidewill lead you along the most remarkable monuments and
buildings, so you can take memorable shots on your way. Half-Day Baku City Sightseeing Tour
covers most of the sights you can visit and see.
Baku Old Town, “Icharishahar”: As soon as you meet your guide at the exit of Icharishahar metro
station, we will enter Baku Old Town, called “Icharishahar.”. The Old Town of Baku is a beautiful maze.
full of narrow streets, surprising sights, oldwooden balconies, stone roads and an atmosphere
that you’ll never forget. A discovery by itself every time you visit this part of the city. Your guide
will tell you stories of locals about the Old Town and how it was changed and
developed throughout history.
Fountain Square: Our second stop, Fountain Square, was one of the first ever parks created
in Azerbaijan and was full of mansions of oil magnates. It’s located in the central street of Baku
and was called “Torgovaya,” translated as the trading street. Until the 1990s, this street was full of
merchants trading souvenirs, vintage accessories, and clothing.
The Museum of Miniature Books used to be in the Guinness Book of World Records until recently.
But still, it has a great collection of miniature and even almost microscopic books. A small museum
That will be our first stop on our way to discover more!
Palace of the Shirvanshahs: Next, enter the Shirvanshahs’ Palace, the central part of ancient
Shiranshahs kingdom anddive into the spirit of Islamic civilization while passing through the
courtyard and the king’s private rooms. Get to know thehistory of the palace and visit the
mausoleums that witnessed many troubles for the past two centuries.
Maiden Tower: The second place we will visit is the most remarkable and mysterious monument.
the Maiden Tower, built in the south-east part of the Old Town. Once you immerse yourself in
the experience of discovering such an extraordinary building, you will know why it is considered as
the symbol of Baku.
Baku Boulevard: Before we head to Baku Boulevard, we will have an hour-long lunch break, so
You can take some rest, but you can also enjoy national dishes made by the soulful Azerbaijani people. Our
guide will give you a few options for lunch, and it’s completely up to you what to eat and drink. If
If you choose Food & Drinks included option when booking, your guidewill take you to a national
restaurant located in downtown.
Little Venice, restored to a new grand look, will be our third stop. It’s not a long stop, but a view
of the small oasis on Baku Boulevard.
Carpet Museum: After we enter Baku Boulevard, we will head to the Carpet Museum. The
The museum is a must-see if you are in Baku, at least for a day.
Baku Funicular: Enjoy the ride in a funicular while getting a short glimpse of Baku city up above
from the hills of Baku.
Flame Towers: Right by the Martyrs’ Lane, you will see the Flame Towers, famous for their
unique modern architectural design.
Martyrs Lane—Martyrs’ Alley is an exhibition of Azerbaijanis’ courage against Soviet occupation.
Get a glimpse of the end of the totalitarian Soviet regime during our visit to Martyrs’ Alley.
Daghustu Park (“Uphill Park”): At Uphill Park, you will get a chance to see stunning view of
the city. A great spot for yourself to show off your visit to Azerbaijan!
Baku Ferris Wheel is a Ferris wheel on Baku Boulevard in the Seaside National Park of Baku.
capital of Azerbaijan. The wheel is 60 meters tall and has 30 cabins, each holding eight people. It
makes a complete turn in 30 to 40 minutes.