One of the oldest, and largest, cities of the East.
Baku, is the capital of Azerbaijan, the most important port of the entire Caucasus.
An incredibly lively city with so much history, culture and tradition.

A place to discover, with interesting museums, historic buildings and monuments. Above all, the City-fortress with the Palace of Shirvanshah and the Tower of the Virgin, declared, in 2000, World Heritage by UNESCO.

The capital of Azerbaijan is also a truly efficient city, with a modern and frequent underground network, and excellent infrastructure. A football stadium of recent construction which, in 2019, hosted the Europa League final.

Small curiosity: with an altitude of 28m above sea level, it is the lowest capital in the world.

HOW TO GET

Plane, train, bus, car and even ferry. There are really many solutions to reach Baku.

PLANE

The fastest, most convenient and probably the cheapest way to reach the city. The enormous distances with much of Europe, make this solution definitely preferable.
The international airport, located about 20 km from the city, offers numerous daily direct flights to the capitals and the main European and Asian cities.
With really cheap public transport, you can easily get to the center. Alternatively, you can rent a car at the airport, or use the taxi.

TRAIN AND BUS

The central railway station is in the center, directly connected to the underground line (Jaffar Jabbarly station).
From here connections are guaranteed with Kiev, Moscow, Tbilisi and St. Petersburg.
From Russia, there is a weekly connection. From Georgia, a daily connection.
With the creation of the new BTK Baku-Tbilisi-Kars line from 2017, we wanted to offer a bridge connecting goods / people between Europe and China.
By train, expect excessive costs, really long times, and a couple of hours at the border, for customs checks.