One of Baku’s great glories is its setting, gently curled round a brilliant blue bay of the Caspian. Paralleling the sweep of seaside for several kilometres, Baku Boulevard is a tree-shaded promenade park that’s ideal for sea views at any point but also has boat rides, tea houses, restaurants, a carpet museum, fountains, rare trees and even a ‘little Venice’ lagoon complete with gondolas. There’s nowhere better deal for a late-night summer stroll to breathe in cool, fresh sea air.
More Places
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Shirvanshahs’ Palace
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The Maiden Tower
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Flame Towers and Martyrs’ Lane
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Nizami Street and Fountains Square
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History Museum
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Modern Art Museum(MIM)
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Mud Volcanoes
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Heydar Aliyev Center
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Gobustan National Park (Petroglyph Reserve)
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Ateshgah Fire Temple
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Yanar Dagh (Burning Mountain)