The most amazing part of the capital is the upland park, from where the Apsheron Peninsula is observed from a bird’s eye, forming the shape of an eagle’s head. Enjoying the delightful view of the seaside boulevard nearby, you can see such complexes as the Crystal Hall, the venue for Eurovision 2012, the Aquatic Sports Palace where the water events of the 1st European Olympic Games 2015 were held, Flag Square which highest in the world and much more.
New symbols of the city Flame Towers will begin to glow like fire from down to up already at the first twilight.

Azerbaijan has many historical and cultural monuments that have also been included in the World Heritage UNESCO. The old town is at the top of this list with structures like the Maiden Tower the highest museum complex in inner settlement with a cult legend is considered and the largest Shirvanshahs’ Palace.

Most of the buildings here on the territory of the city of 22 hectares of total area belong to the 11th century AD.
At all times, this country has been located at an excellent geographical point connecting the trade routes of Europe and Asia. So, since the millenniums of the Great Silk Road, caravanserais were built here, which served as a place for merchants to stay overnight.