In Azerbaijan, it’s worth exploring not only the vibrant and dynamic Baku but also cities that have preserved architectural landmarks, untouched nature, and centuries-old traditions.
Shaki
In this small town, the history of the Great Silk Road comes alive — here you can find unique architecture and the atmosphere of ancient trade. The historic center is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Be sure to visit the House of the Sheki Khans — descendants of the rulers of the Sheki Khanate — as well as local craft shops and cafés.
Ismayilli
This destination offers an authentic experience of traditional crafts, picturesque landscapes with mountain lakes, ancient fortress walls, and peaceful relaxation.
Shamakhi
One of the oldest cities in Azerbaijan, combining the region’s unique natural and historical heritage. While here, visit the observatory to stargaze, a local alpaca farm, Azerbaijan’s first mosque, as well as unique fortresses and the mausoleums of the Shirvanshahs.
Shusha
The former capital of the Karabakh Khanate with a centuries-old history, where not only untouched natural landscapes remain but also unique architectural landmarks, such as the Shusha Fortress built in the 18th century.
