Eternal Flame: A Tribute to Azerbaijan's Martyrs
Pay tribute to Azerbaijan's heroes at the Eternal Flame, a memorial in Baku with panoramic city views and a powerful connection to the nation's history.
The Eternal Flame in Baku is a monument within Martyrs' Lane, honoring Azerbaijanis who perished during the Black January tragedy and the Nagorno-Karabakh War. It's a place of remembrance and reflection, offering panoramic views of the city.
A brief summary to Eternal Flame
- Martyrs’ Line, Baku, Narimanov, AZ
Local tips
- Dress modestly and respectfully when visiting, as Martyrs' Lane is a place of remembrance.
- Visit at sunset for stunning views of Baku and the Caspian Sea.
- Combine your visit with a trip to Highland Park, which is located nearby.
- Take your time to explore the memorials and reflect on the sacrifices made for Azerbaijan's independence.
Getting There
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Walking
From central Baku, Martyrs' Lane is accessible on foot, though the route involves a significant uphill climb. Start from near the Old City (Icheri Sheher) and head towards the Flame Towers. Continue past the towers, following signs for Highland Park, which is adjacent to Martyrs' Lane. The walk takes approximately 30-40 minutes, offering scenic views along the way. No costs are involved.
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Public Transport
To reach Martyrs' Lane via public transport, take the Baku Metro to Icherisheher station. From there, you can either walk (as described above) or take a taxi or bus to the entrance of Highland Park. Several bus routes service this area. A single metro or bus fare costs 0.30 AZN, and a bus card is required. The combined journey takes around 20-30 minutes.
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Taxi
Taxis are readily available throughout Baku and offer a direct route to Martyrs' Lane. Most taxi drivers will know the location, but it's helpful to mention Highland Park as well. A taxi ride from the city center typically costs between 5-8 AZN, depending on traffic and the starting point. The journey usually takes 10-15 minutes.