Landmarks in Shaki

Explore Shaki Castle, a majestic 18th-century fortress showcasing Azerbaijan's rich history, stunning architecture, and cultural heritage.

Experience the Silk Road's legacy at Sheki's 18th-century Karvansaray, a historic caravanserai turned hotel.

Discover Sheki's Bio Garden: A serene escape into nature's embrace, offering organic delights and farm-to-table experiences.

Experience comfort and culture at Sheki Palace Hotel, your gateway to exploring the historic Silk Road city of Sheki, Azerbaijan.

Discover Azerbaijan's architectural gem: The Palace of Shaki Khans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning mosaics and rich history.

Explore the historic Galarsan-Gorarsan Fortress in Sheki, Azerbaijan, for breathtaking views and a glimpse into the region's medieval past.

Discover the architectural brilliance of the Shakikhanovs' Palace in Sheki, a treasure trove of Azerbaijani history and culture. A must-see destination!

Step back in time at Sheki's Upper Caravanserai, a beautifully preserved Silk Road caravanserai offering a unique cultural experience.

Explore the Winter Palace in Sheki, Azerbaijan, and discover the rich history and culture of the Sheki Khanate in a stunning architectural setting.

Experience authentic Azerbaijani hospitality in a traditional setting at Shaki Host House, a charming B&B in the heart of Sheki.

Reflect on Azerbaijan's history and honor its heroes at Şəhidlər Xiyabanı in Sheki, a serene memorial with panoramic views.

Discover Sheki's heritage at the Museum of History, Ethnography and Local Lore: a journey through culture, art, and traditions.

Step back in time at Sheki's Lower Caravanserai, a Silk Road haven of history, architecture, and culture, offering a unique glimpse into Azerbaijan's past.

Witness the ancient art of Shebeke in Sheki, Azerbaijan, where intricate stained glass mosaics are crafted without glue or nails.

Escape to Şəki şəheri, a tranquil green oasis in the heart of Sheki, Azerbaijan, perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature.

Explore the birthplace of Mirza Fatali Akhundzadeh, founder of Azerbaijani dramaturgy, in historic Sheki.