The guide will take you to the House of Baku Khans which once had been the Palace, bath-house and garden of Baku's 18th-century khans.

Caravanserais have been one of the most important elements of Estern architecture. Bukhara caravanserai in Baku is an example of an open type caravanserai. It was built late in the XV century and surved as a place to stay overnight for the merchants and travellers from Central Asia.

Maiden Tower in Baku is considered a symbol of the capital of Azerbaijan. Known locally as Giz Galasi (Qiz Qalasi), it is located in the heart of the old city known as Icheri Sheher and is truly one-of-a-kind.

Located in the historical part of Baku, Muhammad's mosque was severely damaged in the 18th century when a fleet of Russian ships shelled the city. It is also known as Siniggala (damaged tower) mosque.

Juma Mosque in Baku, built atop the remains of a Zoroastrian temple, is an iconic attraction in Azerbaijan and one of the main mosques of the capital.

This is an unusual museum whose exhibits fit easily into the palm of your hand. The museum, which entered the Guinness Book of Records as the largest collection of miniature books in the world, has long been a popular place among tourists.

The Palace of Shirvanshahs is unique architectural landmark, it is known as “The pearl of Azerbaijan Architecture” and is among World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Now it’s announced as the museum and you can see amazing exhibits of that epoch there: jewellery made for women and horses, things own by Shirvanshahs and other famous people.