Best things to do in Baku at night

In this article, we have compiled the best things you can do in Baku at night.

Most of the places to visit at night in the capital of Azerbaijan are in the historical part of the city.

 If you want to go somewhere in the city outside of this area where you can easily walk around or you can use the metro, bus or minibuses. 

Walking around the city during the day in Baku is as interesting and attractive as walking around the city at night. There is so much you can do at night in Baku. 

Baku has an amazing atmosphere at night. At night, the number of cars in the central streets of the city is reduced, the city calmer. There are many places in Baku where tourists can walk at night. 

• Bars and pubs 

There are many popular bars and pubs in Baku, especially in the seaside Targovu region. You can spend time in bars accompanied by good weather songs and drinks. 

• Take a walk on Baku Boulevard 

The Baku Boulevard (Baku Boulevard), which runs parallel to the Baku coastline, was opened in 1909. The area chosen as the residence of oil traders who lived in Baku at the beginning of the last century was later taken under protection as the Seaside National Park. 

The boulevard, which was created by filling the sea, was enlarged after independence and turned into a center of attraction with museums, monuments and entertainment centers. 

• Take a picture on Nizami Street 

The street, which has a special place in the list of places to visit in Baku, was named after Azeri poet Nizami Ganjavi. In addition to shops where you can shop, there are many buildings of historical value on the 3.5-kilometer street, which is closed to vehicle traffic. The appearance of this street, which is one of the favorite places of the city, is different at night. 

The pedestrian road that cuts the city center on the west-east plane has the ideal atmosphere for holidaymakers who like to take pictures thanks to the evening lighting. 

• Walk the "Old City" 

Icheri Sheher is the first destination for tourists coming to Baku. After all, most gift shops are here. Icheri Sheher is usually a paradise for antique enthusiasts and collectors. At the counters on the street, you can buy old Soviet medals, badges and collection coins brought by the elderly from their homes for nothing. 

It is impossible to take your eyes off the statues and reliefs, arches and ornaments on the facades of the buildings that adorn the old stylish buildings in the city center. The product of craftsmanship is equally impressive on balconies, door decorations, out-of-row windows and columns.