Private Tour

Half Day Private Walking Tour of Baku Old City Icherisheher

Overview

Available languages

English

French

Mobile ticket

This tour of Baku’s Old City offers an unforgettable journey through centuries of history, cultur and architecture. Explore the majestic Double Gate and the House of Baku Khans, witnessing the elegance of the city’s historic elite. Discover the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography and the Multani Caravansarai, tracing Baku’s commercial and cultural heritage. Experience the iconic Maiden Tower, sacred mosques and the memory of St. Bartholomew Church reflecting spiritual depth. Visit the Aliagha Vahid Monument and Miniature Book Museum to explore literary brilliance. See Qasim Bey Hammam, the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, and the Quadrangular Tower, showcasing architectural mastery and historical significance. This tour delivers a rich, layered and visually stunning perspective of Baku’s Old City.

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

General tour duration is 3 hours, but can take 4 hours in order to give you an unforgettable experience along the way

This is a walking tour of the Old City. Guests are kindly requested to review the inclusions carefully prior to booking. The tour begins at the designated meeting point and does not include transportation, as it is conducted entirely on foot. The tour concludes at the same meeting point.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

Baku Old City

The tour begins at Qosha Qala Qapisi (Double Gate), the main entrance to Baku’s historic Old City, Icheri Sheher. This imposing gate reflects the city’s fortified heritage and provides insight into medieval defensive architecture. Visitors can observe the surrounding walls and structures that once protected Baku from external threats, setting the stage for the historical exploration ahead.

10 minutes • Admission Not Applicable

House of Baku Khans

The first stop is the House of Baku Khans, a preserved residence showcasing the lifestyle and architecture of Baku’s ruling elite in the 18th and 19th centuries. Its design combines traditional Azerbaijani elements with regional construction techniques. Guests can explore the rooms and courtyards to gain a deeper understanding of the city’s social and political history.

10 minutes • Admission Not Applicable