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From Baku: Sheki Day Tour – Discover the Cultural Jewel of Azerbaijan

NewBaku, Azerbaijan
  • Duration13h
  • Group sizeMax 15 guests
  • CancellationFree up to 24 hours before it starts
  • Guided inEnglish
  • Who can comeAdults, Children, Infants

About this experience

Your adventure begins with an early morning departure from Baku in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Accompanied by a knowledgeable English-speaking guide, you'll explore: 🔹 Sheki Khan’s Palace – A breathtaking example of 18th-century architecture, famed for its stained glass windows and detailed frescoes. 🔹 Caravanserai – An authentic inn once used by Silk Road travelers, now a peaceful courtyard steeped in history. 🔹 Alban Church – One of the oldest Christian churches in the region, showcasing ancient religious heritage. 🔹 Khan’s Palace – A royal residence that reflects the opulence and elegance of Sheki’s ruling history. After a day filled with exploration and cultural insight, you'll return to Baku by evening, enriched with memories of Azerbaijan’s heritage.

Where you'll meet

Meeting Point :

47 Qoşa qala, Baku

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Where you'll go

  1. 1

    Sheki Khan’s Palace

  2. 2

    Caravanserai

    Mirzə Fətəli Axundzadə 185

  3. 3

    Alban Church

    Füzuli

  4. 4

    Khan’s Palace

What's included

  • Air-conditioned Vehicle
  • English-Speaking Guide

What's not included

  • Meals
  • Admission fees to Sheki Khan Palace and Albanian Church

What to bring

  • Cash
  • Clothing as per Season
  • Comfortable Shoes

Meet your guide

GuideD29AE

GuideD29AEVerified guide

Speaks English, Armenian, Georgian, Russian

Day trips, city tours and multi-day journeys across the Caucasus, Central Asia and Southeast Asia, run with local drivers and guides in each country.

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