Fast and Curious at the F1 Baku Grand Prix If you think your morning commute is a high-speed thrill ride filled with near-misses and questionable overtakes, then buckle up—because the F1 Baku Grand Prix is here to show you what real chaos at 300 km/h looks like. Nestled in the heart of Azerbaijan’s capital, this race is a street circuit like no other—a mix of breakneck straights, ridiculously tight corners, and just enough historical charm to make you question whether you’re watching a sporting event or a Hollywood action scene. Need assistance with groups and incentives in Azerbaijan? Contact us today for a custimised itinerary! The Track That Keeps Drivers (and Fans) Guessing What makes the F1 Baku Grand Prix at the Baku City Circuit special? Well, besides the fact that it turns a perfectly normal city into a multi-million-dollar high-speed rollercoaster, it’s got one of the longest straights in F1, a castle section that looks like it was designed by someone who really enjoys watching drivers panic, and more overtakes than your last road rage experience on the highway. Baku is unpredictable—some years it’s a battle of strategy, others it’s a demolition derby disguised…

Explore the Rich Heritage of Baku with a Guided City Tour -  Join us for a guided city tour that will take you through the rich historical background of Baku till today’s wonders. This means it's designed for your customers to explore the cultural diversity in Azerbaijan’s capital – blending olden days traditions with modern buildings. The tour starts at Icherisheher, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed ancient city within Baku which serves as its historical core. The narrow alleys here are lined with mosques, caravanserais (trading inns), and palaces dating back centuries ago that give an insight into what medieval life was like for people living this part of town then. A must-see among them all is Maiden Tower – an enigmatic architectural structure wrapped with legends. The next stop will be Shirvanshahs’ Palace also known as Shirvan Shah Palace Complex; it is considered to be one of the most remarkable examples of medieval Azerbaijani architecture featuring sophisticated stone masonry works alongside beautiful domes etc., within its perimeter walls there are burial vaults but these were looted long time ago so nothing remains there now except some inscriptions on gravestones…

Unearth Sheki’s Wealth Azerbaijan: Khan’s Palace and Local Bazaar Welcome your visitors into Sheki, Azerbaijan with our special tour showcasing the city’s history-richness and lively local life. The main event of the expedition is Sheki Khan’s Palace – an Azerbaijani architectural masterpiece famous for its magnificent stained-glass windows and detailed frescoes. It was built during the 18th century as a summer residence for Sheki Khans reflecting wealthiness and artistic skill of that epoch. Every inch enchants with fine handiwork starting from wall pictures to geometric shapes of glass panels. Once they have finished exploring this building, travellers can plunge themselves into vibrant atmosphere at nearby public market where people shop for vegetables, spices or handmade crafts among others things which give them opportunity to touch everyday routine with its ebbs and flows. Different hues and smells provide perfect backdrop against which your guests can mingle with community members while finding out about genuine Azerbaijani culture. Throughout the tour, our well-informed guides will share historical facts related to Sheki’s history, architecture, and cultural traditions…