We will stop at Highland (Upland) Park which is the highest point in Baku, opening a panoramic view of the capital city. You can reach the park by climbing a long flight of stairs or by taking a scenic ride on a funicular.

Then we will pass by Flame Towers Flame Towers inspired by the expression of " Lands of fire -Azerbaijan ", are modern trio tower complex which consists of three curvy edifices, designed to display moving flames visible across the city in 2012.

Our second main destination will be Old City. We recommend that you visit this ancient place with its stony, narrow streets also the case in the evening light. Along the streets you will meet with houses made in old architectural styles, local restaurants and souvenir shops that full of people, and a lot of interesting things. You will also see the twelfth century building- Maiden Tower and many kinds of old archaeological remains which included in Shirvanshahs complex.

This spacious, elegant and illuminated space is considered a complete shopping space. You can walk on foot in this spectacular area which located stylish brand shops, restaurants, cafes, decorative and art sculptures, illuminated fountains in. Nearby you can also see the building of national literary museum. Fountains square is also counting within.

It starts from the Istiglaliyyat Street and walls of the Icheri Sheher and stretches through Nizami Street, also called in popular culture as the Torgovaya street running parallel to Baku Boulevard. The name of the fountains square derives from the presence of dozens of fountains throughout the square first constructed during Soviet rule of Azerbaijan. The fountains square is a location where the city authorities hold many public festivals, shows and celebrations.

We will pass by National Flag Square which covers 60 hectares (150 acres) overall. The square features the state symbols of Azerbaijan—the coat of arms and the anthem—and a map of the country.

On the way, you will also see a large and richly lit Government Building. Government house is one of the most beautiful examples of Baroque architecture in Baku. It also is the remarkable symbol of capital city alongside Flame Towers and Maiden Tower.

The next stop is going to be the Baku Boulevard, which is considered as sea embankment, beauty and pride of Baku. It is 25 kilometers of magnificent park with exotic trees, shopping and entertainment centers, magnificent bicycle paths, views of the Government House of Soviet Azerbaijan. Additionally, the park is famous for having a small version of Venice. With its canals and bridges, as well as boat trips, it fascinates the guests of the city and the people of Baku. While walking on foot a bit further from Boulvard You will see a huge carousel named Baku's eye, Crystall Hall (Built for Eurovision), National Carpet museum building, Deniz Shopping Mall and etc.

If you desire to see very nice example of Islamic architecture in Azerbaijan, we will have a longer break to impress the spectacular night view of the largest mosque of Caucasus.

Our next visit will be Heydar Aliyev Center, which is considered as masterpiece of modern architecture with the style of deconstructionism from the "Queen of Curved Lines" from Zaha Hadid. On its territory, there is a magnificent park with green lawns and snow-white footpaths which pass near original sculptures and compositions, the most famous of which being the favorite of the guests of the city, "I Love Baku".

Our last destination point will be Baku Olympic Stadium which is a 68,700-seat stadium, constructed to meet the highest international standards for stadiums and to welcome international and local sport and social events. Even you can see a tower like a flame surrounding the fountain On the road opposite You will see a lighted building with moving visuals This is Gymnastic arena Nearby at the exit of the Koroglu subway there is a pyramid similar to the Louvre museum.