



by ATI
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$60This two-hour bus tour of Baku takes place in the evening and includes transportation and a professional guide. The first stop is Highland Park, the highest point in Baku, where visitors spend about 45 minutes walking and viewing the city’s illuminated landmarks such as the Baku Eye, Crystal Hall, Flame Towers, and the Milli Majlis building. The tour then continues to Baku Boulevard, a 25-kilometer sea embankment park featuring exotic trees, bike paths, shopping areas, and a small Venice-like section with canals and bridges. Visitors have 30 minutes to explore this waterfront area. Next, the guide leads the group to the Government House, a large Soviet-era building constructed over 16 years, reportedly with the labor of German prisoners of war. The tour concludes with a 30-minute visit to the Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center, a modern architectural landmark designed by Zaha Hadid. The center is surrounded by a park with green lawns, white footpaths, and sculptures, including the popular "I Love Baku" installation. The tour includes air-conditioned transportation and parking fees but excludes all other expenses.
Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center
The tour concludes with a visit to the Heydar Aliyev Center, an example of deconstructivist architecture designed by Zaha Hadid, known as the "Queen of Curved Lines." The center is located within a park featuring green lawns and snow-white footpaths that pass by original sculptures, including the popular "I Love Baku" installation.
30 min
Government House
Visitors will rest in a park where they can immediately see the Government House of Soviet Azerbaijan, an architectural masterpiece. Construction of this large building took almost 16 years during Soviet rule, and historical records indicate that German prisoners of war were used in its construction.
Baku Boulevard
The next stop is Baku Boulevard, a 25-kilometer sea embankment park known for its exotic trees, shopping and entertainment centers, and bicycle paths. The park offers views of the Government House of Soviet Azerbaijan and includes a small Venice-like area with canals, bridges, and boat trips.
30 min
Highland Park
The first stop of the tour is Baku’s Upland Park, the highest point in the city, offering panoramic views of Baku and its bay. The guide will lead visitors to a specific spot to see the city’s illuminated buildings and attractions such as Baku Eye, Crystal Hall, the city Boulevard, the Milli Majlis national parliament building, and the Flame Towers with LED screens that simulate fire effects visible from afar.
45 min
Guests should come to the Azerbaijan avenue 1/ KFC parking
End point
Guests should come to the Azerbaijan avenue 1/ KFC parking




by ATI
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$60This two-hour bus tour of Baku takes place in the evening and includes transportation and a professional guide. The first stop is Highland Park, the highest point in Baku, where visitors spend about 45 minutes walking and viewing the city’s illuminated landmarks such as the Baku Eye, Crystal Hall, Flame Towers, and the Milli Majlis building. The tour then continues to Baku Boulevard, a 25-kilometer sea embankment park featuring exotic trees, bike paths, shopping areas, and a small Venice-like section with canals and bridges. Visitors have 30 minutes to explore this waterfront area. Next, the guide leads the group to the Government House, a large Soviet-era building constructed over 16 years, reportedly with the labor of German prisoners of war. The tour concludes with a 30-minute visit to the Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center, a modern architectural landmark designed by Zaha Hadid. The center is surrounded by a park with green lawns, white footpaths, and sculptures, including the popular "I Love Baku" installation. The tour includes air-conditioned transportation and parking fees but excludes all other expenses.
Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center
The tour concludes with a visit to the Heydar Aliyev Center, an example of deconstructivist architecture designed by Zaha Hadid, known as the "Queen of Curved Lines." The center is located within a park featuring green lawns and snow-white footpaths that pass by original sculptures, including the popular "I Love Baku" installation.
30 min
Government House
Visitors will rest in a park where they can immediately see the Government House of Soviet Azerbaijan, an architectural masterpiece. Construction of this large building took almost 16 years during Soviet rule, and historical records indicate that German prisoners of war were used in its construction.
Baku Boulevard
The next stop is Baku Boulevard, a 25-kilometer sea embankment park known for its exotic trees, shopping and entertainment centers, and bicycle paths. The park offers views of the Government House of Soviet Azerbaijan and includes a small Venice-like area with canals, bridges, and boat trips.
30 min
Highland Park
The first stop of the tour is Baku’s Upland Park, the highest point in the city, offering panoramic views of Baku and its bay. The guide will lead visitors to a specific spot to see the city’s illuminated buildings and attractions such as Baku Eye, Crystal Hall, the city Boulevard, the Milli Majlis national parliament building, and the Flame Towers with LED screens that simulate fire effects visible from afar.
45 min
Guests should come to the Azerbaijan avenue 1/ KFC parking
End point
Guests should come to the Azerbaijan avenue 1/ KFC parking