Baku
Azerbaijan
City of Wind and Fire — where East meets West on the Caspian
Why visit Baku?
Baku is a city of startling contrasts — a UNESCO-listed medieval Old City (İçərişəhər) juxtaposed with futuristic flame-shaped towers and a glittering Caspian Sea waterfront. Azerbaijan's cosmopolitan capital offers excellent food, warm hospitality, and visa-on-arrival access for many nationalities.
April, May, September, October, November
Semi-arid climate with Caspian influence. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–November) are beautiful — 15–25°C. Summer can be hot and windy (35°C). Winters are cold.
GCC nationals get visa-free entry. Most nationalities can get an eVisa online. Visa on arrival available for many passport holders. Easy access for Gulf tourists.
Full visa guide →Top Things to Do in Baku
- 🔥Flame Towers & Baku skyline
- 🏛️İçərişəhər (Old City) walk
- 🗼Maiden Tower visit
- 🏗️Heydar Aliyev Center
- 🌊Caspian Sea Boulevard
- 🗿Gobustan rock art day trip
Best Neighbourhoods in Baku
Best Stay Areas in Baku
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Smart casual in city. Modest clothing when visiting mosques. Layers recommended for variable temperatures and Baku's famous wind. Comfortable walking shoes for cobblestones.
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