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If you want to see the best of Baku in one evening, then book this small group guided tour. Your guide will show you over thirty sites, which is remarkable and would be very difficult to do on your own. Keep costs down, too, but booking this small group tour (max 15), but still have plenty of personal attention from your local guide.

See what Baku’s nightlife is like with a group of other like-minded people on this shared nightlife tour. Visit an area of Baku known for its bars, pubs, and nightclubs, and go to one of your guide’s recommended venues. Get to know the scene and the people around you as you enjoy some complimentary drinks and snacks. Once the tour is over, either head home or keep the night going.

Join this small-group pub tour in Baku to keep costs down, make new friends, and check out Baku’s happening bar scene. Local beers and lots of snacks are all included, so you don’t need to worry about spending more money, unless you want something else on the menu. Your tour will last around two and a half hours, and after that, you can end the tour, or keep going with your new buddies.

Discover the rich history of Azerbaijan and its capital when you embark on this walking tour of Baku. Join a small group and get acquainted with the most historic buildings in the city including the Russian Drama Theater, Jewish Synagogue, and Malokan Gardens. Your guide shows you the mix of European and Soviet architecture and provides context on the history of the city.

This group tour covers most of the top sightseeing spots in Northern Azerbaijan in just two days—more than you could cover on your own. You start and finish in Baku with hotel pickup for ease, visiting Sheki and Diri Baba Mausoleum, Shamakhi Juma Mosque, Lahij village, Nohur Lake in Gabala, and more. You sleep in a five-star hotel, and most admission fees are included.

Note ‼️ This tour follows the "Free Walking Tour model". The amount charged is the website commission. Our guests are invited to pay the guide 30 usd or 50 azn in person if they had a good time. - Charming alleyways and the stories of its people. - Hidden rendez-vous spots and the wall of kisses. - Azerbaijan's connection to India, Persia, Eastern Europe and Christopher Columbus - Shahs, Sinbad, tsars, Lenin, Stalin, and Frida. - F1, international events, changing city and ambitious goals. - Underground bars, co-working cafes and alternative cultures. How do all of these feature in our story? Join for an Odyssey of Azerbaijan's past, present and future to find out! Our journey begins and ends at Icherisheher Metro Station.