A fabulous journey through the evening Baku. An unexpected surprise awaits you. Get ready to meet Baku, which is strikingly different from the daytime metropolis. Because in the evening the city is painted in the most diverse range of bright colors and appears before us in a completely different light. We will see the largest sports stadium in Azerbaijan, which can accommodate up to 70,000 spectators, and the National Gymnastics Arena, bathed in the night flame of their own lights. We will have a number of futuristic buildings on our way, the most famous of which are the Heydar Aliyev Center and the Flame Towers. The author of the Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center is the world famous architect Zaha Hadid. The building of the center was recognized as the best architectural structure in the world in 2014.

The view of the flaming towers in the evening is simply mesmerizing. Today they can be called one of the symbols of Baku. We will drive with you along the Formula 1 race track and see the garages of the rally participants. Near the embankment you can see one of the architectural masterpieces of the Stalin era - the House of the Government of Soviet Azerbaijan. It took almost 16 years to build this gigantic structure, for the construction of which German prisoners of war were used. Learn the history associated with this building. Then we will walk along the embankment, where we will see the carpet museum, as well as "Little Venice" right in the center of Baku. Following this, we will go up by funicular or by car to the upland park, where we will find ourselves very close to the flame towers. There is a huge observation deck here. It is located on one of the highest points of our capital, from where an incredible view of Baku opens up.

Tour duration is 2-3 hours.

What is included: transportation.

What's not included: Funicular tickets.Excursion cost: for a group of up to 4 guests - $ 60,
up to 7 guests - $ 80,
up to 17 guests - $ 150.