Azerbaijan’s landmarks range from medieval architecture and prehistoric rock art to modern buildings. UNESCO currently lists five World Heritage properties in the country.
Walled City of Baku
The historic core of Baku includes the Shirvanshah’s Palace and Maiden Tower and is one of Azerbaijan’s best-known heritage areas.
Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape
Gobustan preserves extensive prehistoric rock art and archaeological evidence in a distinctive landscape.
Historic Centre of Sheki
Sheki’s historic centre and Khan’s Palace are recognized by UNESCO for their architectural and historical significance.
Khinalig Cultural Landscape
The Cultural Landscape of Khinalig People and the Köç Yolu Transhumance Route reflects the relationship between a mountain community, its settlement and seasonal movement routes.
Hyrcanian Forests
The transnational Hyrcanian Forests property includes protected forest ecosystems in Azerbaijan and Iran.
Modern Baku
The Flame Towers and Heydar Aliyev Centre have become recognizable symbols of contemporary Baku, even though they are not UNESCO World Heritage properties.
For a city-focused itinerary, read our Baku Travel Guide.
Official source: UNESCO World Heritage Centre
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