Jewel of the Caspian

Baku is the capital and largest city of Azerbaijan. It is a captivating destination known for its
unique geographical features and rich cultural heritage. Situated 28 meters (92 feet) below sea
level, Baku holds the distinction of being the lowest lying national capital in the world.
Baku is also known as the ‘City of Winds’. It is known for its gusty breezes that sweep through
its streets and waterfront, adding to its allure and charm. These winds have also influenced the
city's architecture and urban design.

Immerse yourself in hot and humid summers, with the Caspian Sea breeze. Delight in the cool
and occasionally wet winters, perfect for cozying up in Baku's charming cafes.
The city is home to a wealth of historical and architectural landmarks, including the
UNESCO-listed Old City, with its maze of narrow streets and ancient buildings, and the iconic
Flame Towers, which dominate the modern skyline.

Places to visit - Baku eye, Teze Pir Mosque, Baku Boulevard, Flame Towers, Little Venice,
Museum of miniature books
Best time to visit - april-october