Baku

The building's fluid, wavelike walls are a true feat of architectural ingenuity.  — Atlas Obscura

From historic flatweaves to modernist picture-rugs, this tailor-made museum displays and explains a superb collection of Azerbaijani carpets — Lonely Planet

A meeting place for locals. Often referred to as Parapet...take a stroll or grab a seat, soak in the atmosphere, and watch the world go by. — Afar Magazine

Built in the 12th century, this UNESCO World Heritage sight is attractive to see but also houses a small museum that’s worth an hour’s exploration. — Afar Magazine

This splendid confection of sandstone walls and domes was the seat of northeastern Azerbaijan’s ruling dynasty during the Middle Ages. — Lonely Planet

The Flame Towers are the tallest skyscrapers in Baku...especially relevant at night when 10,000 high-powered LED lights transform the buildings into the appearance of a dancing fire. — Afar Magazine

A gigantic collection of teeny, tiny books.  — Atlas Obscura