Icherisheher
The old town inside Baku's fortress walls — its lanes, baths and caravanserais.
Place
A settlement on the Caspian shore: a sandy beach, a 17th-century mosque and the shrine behind its name.
How it will look: each site gets its own colour scheme and structure.
Pirshagi is a settlement in Baku's Sabunchu district, some 35 kilometres north of the centre on the northern shore of the Absheron peninsula. Part of the city on paper, it keeps its village history, its orchards and its fishing past.
In the old part of the settlement stand a Friday mosque dated to the 17th century, two stone bath-houses and the restored Tataz shrine. On the shore, a free public beach has operated since 2019.
The old town inside Baku's fortress walls — its lanes, baths and caravanserais.
Baku's emblem: an eight-tier stone cylinder and the questions nobody has settled.
A 15th-century palace complex: divankhana, mosque, bathhouse and the rulers' tomb.