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• Transfer to the hotel
• Hotel accommodation
• Lunch time
  
• Free time
• Dinner time
• Night Tour Baku
  
• Overnight at the hotel

Sightseeing:

- Evening city walk along the central streets and main sights.

- Panorama of the city and the sea harbor of the Baku bay from the highest point of the capital Upland Park.

- Seaside Boulevard, Little Venice and National Flag Square.

- The center of Heydar Aliyev.

- The Heydar Mascid Mosque.

- City fountains and other sights of the city.

• Breakfast in the hotel restaurant
  
• Tours of the main highlights of Baku
• Visiting Souvenir, Carpets, antique shops and local handicrafts
• Shirvanshah Palace
• Juma Mosque (XIX century)
• Maiden Tower
• Nizami Street
• Carpet Museum
• Lunch time
• Free time
• Overnight Baku

Sightseeing:

• Icheri Sheher (literally “Inner Town”) or Old City  –  the historical and architectural reserve includes the Shirvanshah Palace, Synyk kala minaret, Maiden Tower, Medieval Market Square, Icheri Sheher Archaeological Museum, Seyid Yahya Bakuvi mausoleum, caravanserais, Mollahana, numerous mosques, madrassahs, bath-houses, Baku Khans’ House, also numerous rich residences of the ХIХ century. 

• Miniature Books Museum - the gigantic collection of teeny and tiny books 

• Highland Park (Dagustu Park) - which commands a breathtaking panorama of Baku. 

• Flame towers - Completed in 2012, this trio of sinuous blue-glass skyscrapers forms contemporary Baku’s architectural signature. The design was conceived as a set of flames, driven from the ground up one of the main hills of Baku. Fire symbolizes energy and eternity, and also goes back to the ancient worship of this element. 

• Shahidlar Xiyabani - The most notable feature of the park that stretches south from the Flame Towers is a somber row of grave-memorials – Bakuvian victims of the Red Army’s 1990 attack along with early martyrs of the Karabakh conflict. The viewpoint beside the eternal flame offers splendid panoramas across the bay 

• Baku National Boulevard - the 2nd longest boulevard in the world, which is the favorite resting place of the Baku residents and capital guests, stretching for a long way along the seashore. 

• World’s Second-Tallest Flagmast - A gigantic flag flaps above the Bulvar’s southern tip, hoisted on a 162m flagpole that was the world’s tallest when erected in September 2010 

• Carpet Museum - Displaying and explaining a superb collection of Azerbaijani rugs, this 2014 museum building is itself designed like a stylised roll of carpet.  

• International Mugham Center - Creation of the International Mugham Center in the City of Baku in order to widely promote in the world the Azerbaijani mugham, proclaimed by UNESCO as Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity The 7.500 sq.m building reminds of the parts of tar, an ancient musical instrument of Azerbaijan. The 3-storey building includes 350-seat concert hall, club, classrooms, recording studio, 80-seat restaurant “Ud”. 

• Fountains Square - Endlessly popular with strollers, this leafy piazza forms Central Baku’s natural focus. The fountains for which it is named include one topped by shiny silvered spheres giving fish-eye reflections of the trees and stone facades. And the beautiful statue-inlayed facade of the Nizami Literature Museum 

• Domsoviet (Government House) - Baku’s most striking Soviet-era building is a bulky stone construction fronted by an impressive series of layered stone arches and topped by a series of mini obelisks.

• Breakfast at the hotel
  
• Check-out from the hotel 
  
• Shopping tour to Park Bulvar (if you have early departure, then we will take you to airport) 
  
• Free time
  
• Transfer to airport