Rufat knows the streets and does not pad the walk with filler. Three Faces of Baku — you see the rooms, the stones, the town around them.
Three Faces of Baku
A driver and an expert guide. Morning: medieval Baku. Midday: a proper Azerbaijani lunch. Afternoon: contemporary architecture. Evening: Caspian yacht if the weather holds. Supper waiting at the Mardakan house. Three stories, not a monument list.
Baku · Culture
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Hosted by RufatSends Baku as three stories, supper waiting
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BakuAzerbaijan
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Around 9 hrHosted in Azerbaijani, Russian, English
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What's includedDriver, guide, lunch. Yacht weather-dependent; confirmed by afternoon. 18+ if wine at lunch.
What you'll do
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The old city
Why it was built this tight.
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The new city
What was added, and when.
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Home to the court
Supper is already there.
Where we'll meet
Baku
Meeting point · Azerbaijan
About me

A driver and an expert guide. Morning: medieval Baku. Midday: a proper Azerbaijani lunch. Afternoon: contemporary architecture. Evening: Caspian yacht if the weather holds. Supper waiting at the Mardakan house. Three stories, not a monument list.
Sends Baku as three stories, supper waiting
Things to know
Guest requirements
Up to 8 guests for the linked stay.
What's included
Driver, guide, lunch. Yacht weather-dependent; confirmed by afternoon. 18+ if wine at lunch.
Activity level
Moderate · beginner-friendly.
Accessibility policy
Message your host for accessibility details. Show more
What to bring
Comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes. Bring cash or card for any optional tickets or lunch noted by the host.
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 1 day before the start time for a full refund. Cancellation policy
★ 4.97 · 6 reviews
Guests mention
Small group, no loud vest. You can still hear the courtyard. I would add this to a stay in the same town again.
I had read the usual pages online. Being there with Rufat made the sequence make sense. Three Faces of Baku is worth the ticket.
Went with family. Pace was human. Rufat answered questions without a microphone. We had time for tea after.
Not a flag-waving tour. Quiet, local, the right length. Baku still feels like a town people live in.
Better than arriving alone and guessing opening hours. Tickets, order of rooms, where to stand for the light — Rufat had it.
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