The capital of Azerbaijan is an amazing mixtureeastern traditions and modern architecture. The city occupies an area of more than 2 thousand square kilometers, where the new-fashioned buildings are adjacent to those that are hundreds of years old.
The existence of the city in this placeis caused by a number of factors. This locality is the center where trade and migration routes that connect the four directions of the world intersect. The first information about the village dates back to the early Middle Ages, but the roots of its creation stretch even in ancient times.
Originally it was a small fortress, butthe proximity of the sea, the fertile land in the area and the convenient location have done their job. By the 10th century it was already a fairly large seaport, actively trading with its neighbors.
His story is not distinguished by a calm current, hewas repeatedly captured and plundered. The militant neighbors were not bothered by its important strategic importance. But invariably Baku was restored and blossomed again.
First of all, the city attracts fansantiquities. They are waiting for the study of the Old City - Icheri-Shekher. It is a sea of alleys, narrow streets, flowing one into another. A kind of historical reserve in the middle of the modern metropolis. Those who come to Baku in September (or any other month) definitely should see the Maiden Tower, the Gate of the Old Fortress, the Palace of the Shirvanshahs. You can touch the centuries-old history of the city and become a part of it.
The old city covers an area of just over 200.000 square meters. Everything else is a modern metropolis. The search for museums and exhibition halls will lead to the center of Heydar Aliyev. Most major conferences are also held in its classrooms. In addition, there are many thematic museums in different parts of the city.
The fiery towers are a symbol of the modern city.They are especially beautiful in the evening, when the structure is highlighted in a special way. A wonderful view of them opens from the area of the national flag, which in itself is also a tourist attraction.
A lot of parks, squares, fountains will meet guests Baku. Among them is the Khagani Garden and Fountain Square. From here tourists will take home the most beautiful photos.
Arrived to eat fruit in September in Bakuwill be able to do this in full. The city markets offer at that time a harvest of Azerbaijani land. These are grenades, watermelons, melons, grapes, lemons, dogwood, figs, quince, persimmon.
Rest in Baku in September can not be limitedonly one city. Its surroundings give you the opportunity to learn the history of ancient culture and see many interesting things. So Gobustan, located just 40 minutes drive from the city will explore the caves, fortresses and burial grounds of about 10 thousand years old.
In the town of Surakhani, you can see the temple of fire worshipers of the 17th century, and in the Jalgan corridor there are remains of defensive structures and several fortresses dating back to the 7th century.
In the vicinity of the well-knownmud and mineral spas. It is here people who have problems with skin, respiratory tracts, and the digestive tract come to improve their health. Besides, it's just beautiful natural places.
The sunny and warmest months for a tripin Baku can be considered from May to August. The temperature is stable around 30 degrees Celsius. There is almost no rain. Water is warmed up to 27 degrees in August. But this does not mean that there is absolutely nothing to do in Baku in September.
The first half of September practically nothingdiffers from the summer months. Day and night temperatures only begin to slide slightly down the column of the thermometer. The sea is generally in no way inferior in temperature to what was in July. The weather in Baku in September will please cloudless days. The number of sunny days this month is the same as in summer, but there is almost no wind. More quiet at this time, the sun will make it possible to sunbathe, and quite comfortably to explore the sights. Judging by the reviews about Baku in September, it is this time that most tourists choose, which optimally combines all the necessary characteristics.
To date, many tour operatorsoffer ready-made travel options. If you want more freedom, then develop an independent route. At the same time, you can go to Baku in September by your own car, train, bus and airplane. Everyone can choose the best option for themselves.
The fastest way, as always, is toair travel. There are many direct flights from Moscow. The road will take a little over three hours. The train can also be reached without a transfer, but it's almost 35 hours. The shuttle bus will take more than 40 hours. The speed of travel on a personal car will depend directly on the driver's endurance, the capabilities of the vehicle and the number of stops on the road. At the same time, when going to Baku in September, it should be borne in mind that not everywhere in the territory of Russia, which will have to be crossed, the weather in the fall is as fertile as in the capital of Azerbaijan.
Russians are allowed to cross the border withAzerbaijan without a visa, but on a foreign passport. At the same time, the document will acquire a stamp of the border service. The right to stay in the territory will be received for a period of 3 months from the date indicated on it. Such a visa, if necessary, can be extended for another couple of months.
It should be remembered that, according to the rules of stay on the territory of Azerbaijan, a foreign visitor should register with the migration service. This is given a 10-day period.
