Baku is a city of contrasts, bright colours, fire and winds… This is the city where unhurried clerks and restless night clubbers come together. At night, the windy capital turns into a kaleidoscope of dynamically changing scenes, with the ability to attract anyone into the whirlpool of evening entertainment. Here, on the shores of the Caspian Sea, you can find one of the biggest night clubs in the region, and stars from all around the world who flock here to perform on the stage of the “Crystal Hall”, a venue equipped with state-of-the-art concert technology. Tourists from all corners of the globe visit Azerbaijan to take part in international events, such as the Eurovision Song Contest, the European Games, Formula 1 and much, much more! The colourful streets of the capital not only light up with the welcoming sign of Baku’s numerous restaurants, cafés, pubs, wine-bars and other venues but also invite you to join festivities!
What's more, the South Caucasus is thought to be one of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world, and Azerbaijan is no exception. The Soviet Union’s anti-alcohol campaign during the mid-1980s, Azerbaijan’s wineries and wine bars are flourishing all over the country. Discover more here.
