Formula 1
A Grand Prix on Baku's streets: six kilometres of track, a squeeze along the fortress wall and record speed.
The city and its landmarks
From the fortress walls to the Flame Towers: places, transport, the fires of Absheron.
A Grand Prix on Baku's streets: six kilometres of track, a squeeze along the fortress wall and record speed.
A settlement on the Caspian shore: a sandy beach, a 17th-century mosque and the shrine behind its name.
A pentagonal temple in Surakhani with a gas flame at its centre — the end of a pilgrims' road.
A hillside on the Absheron that has burned for decades — the plainest explanation of the “Land of Fire”.
A shrine demolished in 1936 and rebuilt at the end of the 1990s.
An underground city running since 1967: mosaics, deep stations and everyday routes.
From the 1889 horse tram to the rails lifted in 2004 — the story of a network that vanished.
A short mountain railway from the boulevard up to the Alley of Martyrs — the city's simplest lift since 1960.
Three towers whose facades turn into an LED screen at night — the postcard of modern Baku.
Zaha Hadid's building flows like a wave — a lesson in architecture without right angles.