Museum of Azerbaijani Miniature Art

Explore a UNESCO World Heritage site with an admission ticket, gaining insight into Azerbaijan’s royal history and architecture.

Access the main building, Divankhana pavilion, mausoleum, mosque, and bathhouse, all included with your entry ticket. You can experience the palace’s rooms, ceremonial spaces, and historical artifacts at your own pace as you discover the history of the Shirvanshah dynasty.

The palace’s bathhouse reveals medieval heating systems, offering a glimpse into advanced engineering of the Shirvan era.

Conservation efforts ensure the palace’s cultural value is preserved for future generations to discover and appreciate.

Located in Baku’s Old City, the palace stands as a symbol of Azerbaijan’s architectural and dynastic heritage.

Explore the creative world of Tahir Salahov with access to his former residence, now home to over 790 pieces from his personal collection.

Present your ticket at the entrance and begin your visit right in the heart of Baku’s historic Old City, surrounded by cultural landmarks.

Stroll through curated rooms featuring paintings, graphic works, personal memorabilia, and a unique collection of Azerbaijani carpets.

The museum preserves Salahov’s original studio, complete with his easel, brushes, and personal artifacts for an intimate glimpse into his process.

Explore a historic underground bath in Baku’s Old City, gaining insight into centuries-old bathing traditions with your entry ticket.

Begin your visit by presenting your ticket at the turnstile entrance near the old double gates, then descend the stairs to access the site.

Entry includes access to the atmospheric Yeraltı hamam, where you can walk through the original bath chambers and view informative displays.

Discover how fire was used to heat the central bath, with signs throughout the site explaining the unique features of this subterranean space.

Explore Azerbaijan’s monetary past with access to rare coins, historic banknotes, and currency artifacts in Baku’s Museum of Money.

Step inside the exhibition spaces and begin your self-guided journey through centuries of economic and cultural change.

Admission includes entry to the museum’s coin and currency funds, featuring collections from ancient empires to the modern manat.

Bilingual informational plaques throughout the museum help you uncover the stories behind each currency and its place in history.