Top Baku Shows & Performances

It is a bar party-tour for visitors and residents of Baku. Guided by expert of pub crawling, participants move from one bar to another, get to know each other, play funny games and contests, get bonuses and welcome shots in bars. Every time we plan our route in order to visit the most exciting events: parties, concerts or dancing on the bar!

Get ready for a journey where the world becomes your canvas, and every moment is a masterpiece waiting to be captured. Embarking on a photo tour in Baku offers a captivating blend of ancient history and modern architecture. Photography tour also offers a unique fusion of adventure, art, and self-discovery, allowing you to explore breathtaking landscapes and hidden gems. Your professional English-speaking Photographer will help you to enjoy Golden Hour (early morning and late afternoon), which offers diffused, warm light that accentuates surface textures and structural contours; Blue Hour (immediately after sunset), optimal for capturing cityscapes with enhanced contrast and ambient reflections; and Night Photography, wherein illuminated landmarks such as the Flame Towers and Baku Eye provide high dynamic range subjects against the low-light urban backdrop.

Meet your guide at the Icherisheher Metro Station in Baku and begin your walking adventure. See the dancing lights of the Flame Towers, and as you stroll through the parks, the Fountains Square, and the Seaside Boulevard, admire the creative illumination of every tree and stone. Venture to Constellation spring, stroll thorugh Gubernator Park, and admire Rococo and Renaissance architecture of the Baku State Philharmonic Hall while it is lit for the night. View the imposing Executive Office of the President. Climb up to Highland Park on board a fun funicular train. Enjoy views of the landscaped terraces of which overlook the Bay of Baku and soak up nighttime views of the sweeping cityscape. Pay your respects at the Alley of Martyrs memorial and soak up the lively atmosphere on Baku boulevard. Take in the Museum of Carpet which is shaped like a rolled-up carpet. Pass by the waterway in the Little Venice neighborhood.