The fifteenth century palace, has been recognized by UNESCO, World Heritage Site, unfortunately only a few intact rooms have been preserved, because of the numerous bombings, originally it had to be much larger. Inside the rooms, there are several ancient objects, typical Azerbaijani, not to be missed. In the complex there are also two mausoleums, one of the Shirvanshahs, very beautiful, and a second of the Sufi master Sayid Yahya Bakuvi, but you can also admire a beautiful mosque, and spa. I absolutely recommend a view, the place is beautiful and deserves so much.

One of the main attractions of the old town. The palace dates from the 13th-16th centuries. It is now a museum spread over 3 sites. The cost of visit for foreigners is 15 manat, a separate fee for viewing the treasury is 10 manat.

The cost of visiting the palace separately is 15 manats. Without a tour, the palace is not particularly interesting, although there is a description of the rooms including in Russian. Unfortunately, there's no audio guide. The complex includes the palace itself, the courtyard, the mausoleum.

A beautiful 'old world' complex that sits in the old town of Baku. A tour around the palace complex should take about an hour (maybe longer if you are slow and taking it easy). A worthwhile endeavour when in Baku. The Unesco World Heritage site should be a 'must' when in town.