One of the most remarkable places I have ever visited in any country. The place was quite lovely in the history attached to it. There were many interesting things to witness and the traditional items on display were amazing. Need a couple of hours to explore this place though.

It's not a large area but there are several things to see and do to make a visit worthwhile. June 2023 price for foreigners 15 manat. You can pay cash or card. There's the main museum with a diverse and interesting collection, 2 mausoleums, a mosque, ruins of a bath house and pretty outdoor areas to sit. All well signed although I wouldn't say it's easily accessible for less able bodied visitors.

The palace is located in the old town. It is restored for the most part, but is a good historical site to explore although it is rather small for a palace. It is not exactly worth the price though, but of you're an ardent history enthusiast then you should definitely check this place.

Huge historical place. You can buy combo ticket for 3-4 museums. If you are planning to visit them all it definitely worth. The price for one museum is 15 monat. For 4 museums 36 monat. Even here they have some photos of ex president of the country. I didn’t understand the reason why.

(Translated by Google) Seen (Original) Gorulmeli

The place was small with a lot of steps, when you move from one room to another you are literally going up and down. The steps were steep, could be tiring and slippery for seniors and kids, and hence we just did the upper part of the palace haven't been to the lower part. The palace is definitely not wheelchair accessible. Inside the palace you can find a few historical artifacts, traditional clothing and architectural details. It is recommended to visit the palace if you are interested in history, otherwise in my opinion the outside views and surroundings of the palace were much more beautiful, the view of old baku vs the flame towers was amazing. It is worth noting that there are 2 stores inside the palace, one is the souvenirs shop (don't make the mistake of buying tea from here as they charge double the price of the supermarkets).

Nice place with pretty views and a few small things on the exhibit, I didn’t really have a palace feel though. I didn’t like the discriminatory pricing for foreigners, in (some) other countries this would not be allowed.

One of the must see places in Baku! The palace of the Shirvanshah and surrounding complex has a fabulous museum inside and you can see the palace, a mosque, courtyard and tomb of the Shirvanshah and learn about the history of the old city. They have an on-site photographer if you want to pay for the option of dressing in historial clothing.

Sehr netter Palast der ehemaligen türkischen Herrscher aus dem späten Mittelalter. Interessant sind der Herrschaftsraum, die Grabkammern und Asrotrologen. Ja die Mauern sind schön verschnoerkelt. Weltkulturerbe! Da gibt's noch Besseres.😉

(Translated by Google) The Shirvanshahs 'Palace, one of the architectural gems of Azerbaijan, was built in the early 15th century and includes a complex, a palace, a divan, the Shirvanshahs' tomb, a minaret palace mosque, a bath, the tomb of Seyid Yahya Bakuvi and later the Sharq divankhana. It is noted that the first buildings of the complex belonged to the architect Amirshah in 1441, and the construction of the last "Sharq" divankhana in 1558. (Original) Azərbaycan memarlıq incilərindən biri olan Şirvanşahlar Sarayı XV əsrin əvvəllərində salınmış, buraya kompleks, saray, divanxana, şirvanşahlar türbəsi, minarəli saray məscidi, hamam, Seyid Yəhya Bakuvi türbəsi və sonralar ucaldılmış "Şərq" divanxanası abidələri daxildir. Kompleksin ilk tikililəri 1441-ci ilə, son "Şərq" divanxananın tikintisi isə 1558-ci ilə memar Əmirşaha aid olduğu qeyd edilir.

Great piece if history! We loved touring in this palace, which has historical information about the origins of the Shirvanshahs and about the city as well. Tickets were relatively pricey at 15 manatee per person, but I think that coming to Baku - the Shirvanshahs palace is a must see. P.s - the apricot trees outside are just phenomenal to sit under and relax!

If you are interested in history, this is a place you will like. It is not a big complex ..but offers something of history. Well maintained in some parts, while not very in others. If you are not familiar with the culture of this part of the world, you will definitely like it, but if you come from similar cultures, you will probably see there's nothing special about it 😊

Wir waren morgens dort und es war angenehm ruhig sehr gute sitzmöglichkeiten Aufjedenfall besuchen man kann sehr schön Zeit verbringen gute Bilder machen und interessante Dinge sehen

(Translated by Google) Historical place, do not forget to book a guide;) (Original) Историческое место, не забудьте заказать гида ;)

A very historic palace. Nice artifacts and relics. The small shops around the palace are beautiful too.

A most impressive place of history of the country and its traditions. A must see in Baku

A very well preserved ancient palace...rich in history and culture...

I really enjoyed the history. Since no one actually guide u inside, make sure you explore the garden behind the palace. It has some graves and interesting worship rooms. You can also buy the audio device.

(Translated by Google) I longed to see him. Finally, good fortune (Original) Çoxdan görmək arzusunda idim. Nəhayət qismət oldu

Ticket prices are 2manat for locals and 15manat for tourist so the purchase will ruin your mood a little bit and if you overcome that its a nice place to roam around and offers good photo ops.

Lovely experience. Our tour guide Nirmen was sweet and well-acknowledged. The information was offered in an easy and digestible way. The place worth the visit and the historic info you will get are fascinating.

Nice old Palace. Bit small and entrance price for foreigners bit expensive at AZN15 considering the size of the place and what's available to explore. But worth a visit

Make sure to pay for the guide, it is well worth it and they explain everything.

The palace is located in the old town. Good historical site to explore. Lovely experience.

Great palace ruins which cost 15 manat...the complex is not that large and can be completed in 1 hour or so. No audio guides available

You can visit parts of this without paying anything, this includes the garden. The paid for part costs 15 manat and will take about 25 minutes if you read everything. It will briefly tell you about the Shirvanshahs who controlled the region until 1500. Overall, pretty, but the paid bits aren't really worth it.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful archaeological site (Original) مكان اثري وجميل جدا👍👍👍

Affordable entrance fee but nothing much to see inside. A few artifacts with short descriptions. Even though I read all the descriptions, spent less than 30minutes inside. Really small place where the history is not that interesting. No description on any struggle etc. Just a very peaceful life led by the people and some of their belongings uncovered.

Most of the palace was destroyed and what you see is restored. Some artifacts brought in to fill the space. No real wow factor. I bought the ticket from the entrance and the whole ticket is collected by the person at the door. Ticket is not torn. I wonder why? 15 manat to get in. This said, the palace is sitting on high ground and oversees old town. Very nice court yard to chill. Tombs of the royal family in the court yard. Spend about an hour should be enough.

Great place to visit, beautiful exhibits.

Historical items, so unique but they are not many things.

If you want to explore the culture and heritage of Baku, you’ll like it. A large amount of tourists visits here frequently. You’ll their traditional dresses, ornaments, weapons and other stuff used by them hundreds years ago! While exploring the palace you’ll find many cute cats chilling around.

I was really excited to visit this place but was sort of disappointed. It was too ordinary when compared to fortresses and palaces in India or even in France. The palace is simple and lacks any grandeur of any kind.

Entry fee around 15 mannat. Totally worth it. Museum inside is great. Ambience also silent and spooky. Loved it. One underground tomb was there. Must visit in Baku.

A place to visit for history enthusiasts. An unfinished palace turned museum is part of both local and Islamic history. I did not like the fact that I had to pay almost 8x more than the locals. P.S. watch your steps on the stairs!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful palace We had a wonderful friendship ... Thanks to all Şırvanşah Palace staff for their historical information and tolerance ... (Original) Harika bir sarayHarika bir dostluğumuz oldu... Verdiği tarihi bilgiler , hoş görüsü için tüm Şırvanşah Sarayı görevlilerine teşekkürler...

The Shirvanshahs' Palace Ensemble, which has kept its historic and architectural qualities to to date, is the residence of the Shirvan rulers and one of the wonders of the medieval architecture of the ancient city. Not recommend to buy tickets here

Air quality

(Translated by Google) One of the places where in childhood I liked to wander with friends. Everything was interesting: the photographs exhibited in the halls of the beginning of excavations at the site of each room, the few exhibits found, utensils, mummies, skeletons. I have not been to this museum for a long time, on occasion I will visit it again. It will be interesting to know what has changed, what new finds have replenished the collection of this museum. (Original) Одно из мест, где в детстве любил бродить с друзьями. Было интересно все: выставленные в залах фото начала раскопок на месте каждого помещения, немногочисленные найденные экспонаты, утварь, мумии, скелеты. Давно не был в этом музее, при случае посещу его снова. Будет интересно узнать, что изменилось, какие новые находки пополнили коллекцию этого музея.

Beautiful palace, takes us back in time, great view of the city

(Translated by Google) Wonderful historical place, excellent guide (Original) Замечательное историческое место, отличные экскурсовод

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) جميل

The entrance on google map is not the main entrance- it’s on the other side, so I sat patiently waiting at a wooden door for almost an hour. As expected, the stairs inside are very tall which is not safe for me. Luckily no one bothered me as I bypassed the ticket counter and wandered on the main level terrace which had some nice views. Should they make it more accessible? I don’t know, maybe just a few handrails would suffice without changing the history

(Translated by Google) Being in Baku, the capital of Azbeirgian, it is impossible not to visit its historic center and in particular to the Shirvanschah palace which testifies, through the opulent beauty of the buildings, the power exerted in the fourteenth-fifteenth century of the monarchs of this region between the Caspian Sea and the Caucasus chain, a very important passage between east and west. The guides go to great lengths to give explanations which, however, do not attract our interest much (Original) Trovandosi a Baku, la capitale dell'Azbeirgian, è impossibile non recarsi in visita al suo centro storico ed in particolare al palazzo degli Shirvanschah che testimonia, attraverso l'opulenta bellezza delle costruzioni, il potere esrcitato nel quattordicesimo-quindicesimo secolo dei monarchi di questa regione tra il mar Caspio e la catena del Caucaso, passaggio importantissimo tra oriente ed occidente. Le guide si danno un gran da fare per dare spiegazioni che tuttavia non raccolgono più di tanto il nostro interesse

Expensive ticket rates and is quite small for a Palace. Located in the inner city of Baku. I liked the surroundings of the Palace more. The steps are quite steep so might want to be careful.

(Translated by Google) The Shirvanshahs Palace is the pearl of the architectural heritage of Azerbaijan, the former residence of the rulers of Shirvan, located in the heart of Baku. In addition to the palace, the amazingly beautiful complex includes the courtyard of Divan Khan, the tomb, the mosque of 1441, as well as the bathhouse and mausoleum of the court scholar Seyid Yahya Bakuvi. The palace complex was built over several decades, constantly growing with new buildings and courtyards from about the 13th to the 16th centuries. However, despite such a large spread in time, the ensemble of the Shirvanshahs palace produces a strikingly holistic artistic impression. And all thanks to the sensitivity and attentiveness of each next generation of architects: one can see how strictly cubic and multifaceted architectural volumes, constantly carved stone patterns, rhythm and proportionality of architectural forms are strictly observed. This is truly a masterpiece in stone. The palace complex is located on top of the Baku hill, in the old part of the city, surrounded by ancient fortress walls. The oldest part of the palace, which was also built not “one-time”, but for several centuries, is the octagonal hall of the second floor of the late 14th century. In general, the palace presents a rather complex figure in its design. For example, the western, northern, and part of the eastern facades are an incomplete rectangle; the southern facade consists of two trihedral lanterns and a broken line between them. It is difficult to imagine in words, but in appearance the building makes a grand impression. To date, the palace has preserved three narrow spiral staircases and 52 rooms, as well as an octagonal front hall. Inside - an exposition of finds made during archaeological excavations, in particular household items, coins of the 12-15th centuries, copper dishes, weapons and jewelry of the 19th century, musical instruments of the 15th century. The highlight of the collection is Shemakha carpets. Through a small opening you can get into the enclosed courtyard Divan Khan, in the center of which on the high stylobate there is an 8-sided rotunda-pavilion. There are several versions about the appointment of Divan Khan (late 15th century). Perhaps it was here the proceedings, the Council of State, emergency rooms or the mausoleum. The mausoleum of the “dervish” (the second half of the 15th century) rests within its walls the great court scientist Halil Ulla I Seyid Yahya Bakuvi, who at that time was engaged in medicine, mathematics, and astrology. In the northern part of the building you can see the arched opening, which once connected the mausoleum with the ancient mosque. The "old" mosque or Kei-Kubad mosque - the one that adjoined the dervish mausoleum, was built in the late 14th - early 15th centuries after the destruction of an even more ancient building, on the foundation of which it was built. Alas, in 1918 it burned down during a fire. During excavations of the 1920s, a crypt with scattered remains of up to twenty human skeletons was discovered. It turns out that even earlier there was a cemetery around the mosque and the mausoleum. The “Murad Gate” or the Eastern Portal led into the territory of the southern courtyard. The construction of this particular fragment completed the formation of the architectural ensemble of the Shirvanshahs palace. The upper part of the portal is decorated with an inscription in Arabic: “I ordered to build this noble building in the days of the fairest and greatest sultan, Sultan Murad Khan, Ulu. Rajab Baba Bakuyi in the nine hundred and ninety-fourth year. " The building of the Shirvanshahs tomb is also often called the "Turba", it is located directly opposite the entrance to the palace. Above it stands a lavishly decorated portal. During excavations in the tomb, fragments of tombstones were found, as well as a number of burials of members of the Halilullah family. A total of 14 crypts were found with, presumably, the remains of the son of Halilullah and his mother Halilullah. Address: Icherisheher, Palace lane 76, Tel .: (+994 12) 492-10-73. How to get there: Art. m. "Icheri Sheher." Opening hours: 10: 00-18: 00. The cost of visiting: 3 AZN, students 0.40 AZN, students 0.80 AZN. Prices on the page are for April 2019. (Original) Дворец Ширваншахов — жемчужина архитектурного наследия Азербайджана, бывшая резиденция правителей Ширвана, расположенная в самом сердце Баку. Удивительный по красоте комплекс помимо дворца включает дворик Диван-хане, усыпальницу, мечеть 1441 г., а также баню и мавзолей придворного ученого Сейида Яхья Бакуви. Дворцовый комплекс строился не одно десятилетие, постоянно прирастая новыми зданиями и двориками примерно с 13 по 16 века. Однако несмотря на столь большой разброс во времени, ансамбль дворца Ширваншахов производит поразительно целостное художественное впечатление. А все благодаря чуткости и внимательности каждого следующего поколения архитекторов: видно, как строго соблюдены кубические и многогранные архитектурные объемы, постоянно прослеживающийся резной узор по камню, ритм и соразмерность архитектурных форм. Это поистине шедевр в камне. Дворцовый комплекс находится на вершине бакинского холма, в старой части города, окруженной старинными крепостными стенами. Самая старая часть дворца, который также возводили не «единоразово», а на протяжении нескольких веков, — это восьмиугольный зал второго этажа конца 14 века. Вообще по своему проекту дворец представляет достаточно сложную фигуру. К примеру, западный, северный и часть восточного фасадов — это неполный прямоугольник; южный фасад представляет собой два трехгранных фонаря и ломаную линию между ними. Трудно представить на словах, но по внешнему виду постройка производит грандиозное впечатление. На сегодняшний день во дворце сохранились три узкие винтовые лестницы и 52 комнаты, а также восьмиугольный парадный зал. Внутри — экспозиция находок, сделанных во время археологических раскопок, в частности предметы быта, монеты 12-15 вв., посуда из меди, оружие и украшения 19 века, музыкальные инструменты 15 века. Изюминка коллекции — шемахинские ковры. Через небольшой проем можно попасть в замкнутый дворик Диван-хане, в центре которого на высоком стилобате находится 8-гранная ротонда-павильон. Существует несколько версий о назначении Диван-хане (конец 15 века). Возможно, это здесь находилось судопроизводство, государственный совет, приемные покои или мавзолей. Мавзолей «дервиша» (вторая половина 15 века) покоит в своих стенах великого придворного ученого Халил уллы I Сейида Яхья Бакуви, занимавшегося в свое время и медициной, и математикой, и астрологией. В северной части строения можно разглядеть арочный проем, который некогда соединял мавзолей с древней мечетью. «Старая» мечеть или мечеть Кей-Кубада — та самая, что примыкала в мавзолею дервиша, была построена в конце 14 — начале 15 века после разрушения еще более древнего здания, на фундаменте которой ее и поставили. Увы, в 1918 г. она сгорела во время пожара. При раскопках 20-х годов 20 века обнаружили склеп с разрозненными останками до двадцати человеческих скелетов. Оказывается, еще раньше вокруг мечети и мавзолея было кладбище. «Ворота Мурада» или Восточный портал вел на территорию южного двора. Строительством именно этого фрагмента завершилось формирование архитектурного ансамбля дворца Ширваншахов. Верхняя часть портала украшена надписью на арабском языке: «Повелел построить это благородное здание в дни справедливейшего и величайшего султана, султана Мурад-хана, Улу. Раджаб-баба Бакуйи в девятьсот девяносто четвертом году.» Здание усыпальницы Ширваншахов также часто называют «Тюрбе», оно находится прямо напротив входа во дворец. Над ним гордо возвышается пышно декорированный портал. Во время раскопок в усыпальнице обнаружили фрагменты надгробий, а также ряд захоронений членов семьи Халилуллаха. Всего было найдено 14 склепов с, предположительно, останками сына Халилуллаха и его матери Халилуллаха. Адрес: Ичеришехер, Дворцовый пер., 76. Тел.: (+994 12) 492-10-73. Как добраться: ст. м. «Ичери шехер». Режим работы: 10:00-18:00. Стоимость посещения: 3 AZN, школьники 0,40 AZN, студенты 0,80 AZN. Цены на странице указаны на апрель 2019 г.

Located at Old City Kind expensive for this museum Took pics outside. Perhaps the entrance fee for tourist is between 8 to 10AZN

Persian architecture at its best

An important tourist site in Old Baku

If you love history you will love the place . It's just ok. 15 Manat is just too much to get in.

Beautiful Palace. Not much to it but a must visit for first timers in Baku

Beautiful historical site with views of the city

Exactly one of the #mustsee places in Baku. Located in the heart of Old City with amazing view and historical value. If you want to see and feel the atmosphere of the East Countries you have to add this place to your list ❤️

The palace located in the center of the old town The staff are friendly & helpful The garden is free of charge however to enter the palace you’ve to pay 16 AZN

Shrivanshahs Palace didn't leave a lasting impression. you can complete the visit within 10-15 minutes. If you have limited time during your vacation and want to explore the city, you can consider visiting. However, I personally didn't find it extraordinary. The palace offers some historical insights into the Shrivanshahs, but unless you have a specific interest in their history, it's skippable.

More than 200 years old forte. Beautiful built even 200 years before nice architecture of that time without any automated machines. A must go place

Amazing palace of Shirvanshah, amazing view of city from top of palace.

Charming complex totally worth the 15 manat entrance ticket. Can probably easily be visited in a couple of hours but I took my time and soaked up the magical atmosphere

This is old Baku. Historical places 12th century. Shopping restaurants park and other. Best place for tourists. Book museum

Lovely structure

(Translated by Google) Special (Original) מיוחד

(Translated by Google) it's good (Original) კარგია

Very well managed and maintained place. Gives a clear overview of the olden era and the values of the Azeri culture. Every room had representative to clear your doubts apart from guides you can hire from outside for additional charges. School children have different entry fees compared to adults even though its nominal. They also have souvenir shops inside the palace.

(Translated by Google) Some historical items (Original) Немного исторических предметов

(Translated by Google) We love Baku (Original) Bakunu sevirek

Half of the place is under renovation when I visited last week and felt it wasn't worth 15 manat entrance ticket to me!

(Translated by Google) There are few historical places in Baku so I recommend it to get to know a little more about the hiatoria. Although I consider that the best is in the books because of the great discussions and different stories according to who recounts it. The Palais is clear has information and the truth is that it is very nice! (Original) Hay pocos lugares asi historicos en Baku asi que lo recomiendo para conocer un poco mas de la hiatoria. Aunque considero q lo mejor esta en loa libros por las grandes discusiones y diferentes historias segun quien loa relata. El Palais es claro tiene informacion y la verdad es q es muy lindo!

(Translated by Google) Kind of nice to visit (Original) نوعاً ما جميل للزيارة

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Palace (Original) ארמון יפה

(Translated by Google) Small exposure, there was no change at the box office with 20 manat. I had to spend with the card ... (Original) Маленькая экспозиция, в кассе не было сдачи с 20 манат. Пришлось тратить с карты...

(Translated by Google) The palace, located in the old Baku, where the ığızerî-Turkish people called it "the city inside", consists of architectural units with various functions. It is understood that there are earlier buildings on the land, but today's buildings are mostly XV-XVI. The palace, which was built in centuries and has two large and two small entrances, is enclosed in the city wall (XIX century) and it is a large complex that spreads over a very large area. It is suggested that Architect Ali, who was mentioned at the crown gate of the mausoleum next to the Palace Masjid, may be the main architect who built the palace. The name of the master Emîrşah Velyânkûhî is mentioned in the inscription above the northern entrance, which gave passage to the tomb and was built in 1585. The units that make up the palace are built on three different areas that show a level difference topographically. It is the first architectural structure in the north (mid-XV. Century), which is located next to the octagonal palace and is located next to the palace built on an octagonal plan, with a columnar gallery surrounded by a rectangular portico on a higher terrace near the sea. The structure has a single, central pointed dome. There is a cellar-basement (dungeon [?]) Section that opens to the courtyard and extends into the ground below the ground, firstly by a sloping path, and then extending into the ground in the form of a well. Similar examples of this were also found under the courtyard floors of some castle buildings in Apsheron. On one side of the Divanhane there is a staircase leading up to the roof. The decorations of the building are the most eye-catching examples of the style of the period. The clamshell is clamshell-shaped with a porch, and the portal is decorated with a lotus. There are vegetative decorations on the lowered doorway and the side niches that provide passage inside, and a geometric frieze is seen in the sharp corners inside the door. 26th verse of the Sura of Yusnus is written in the inscription. Useynov, Bretanickiy, Salamzâde and later Aslanapa assert that the architect of the cupola might have come from Baku by comparing this divannah with the Emir Bayfinder Cupola in Ahlat in terms of style. There is a similarity with the Tercan Mama Hatun cupola and some buried tomb monuments in terms of establishment. (Original) Âzerî-Türk halkının “içeri şehir” diye andığı eski Bakü’de yer alan saray çeşitli fonksiyonlara sahip mimari birimlerden meydana gelmektedir. Arazisinde daha erken tarihli yapıların da bulunduğu anlaşılan, ancak günümüzdeki binaları daha çok XV-XVI. yüzyıllarda inşa edilen ve iki büyük, iki küçük girişi olan saray sur içine alınmış (XIX. yüzyıl) oldukça geniş bir alana yayılan büyük bir külliyedir. Saray Mescidi’nin yanındaki türbenin taçkapısında adı geçen Mimar Ali’nin sarayı yapan başlıca mimar olabileceği ileri sürülmektedir. Türbeye geçit veren ve 1585 yılında inşa edilen kuzey girişinin üzerindeki kitâbede ise üstat Emîrşah Velyânkûhî’nin ismi geçmektedir. Sarayı oluşturan birimler topografik açıdan seviye farkı gösteren üç ayrı alan üzerinde kurulmuştur. Denize yakın tarafı daha yüksek bir teras üzerinde olup burada dörtgen revaklı bir avlu içerisinde çepeçevre dolanan sütunlu galerisiyle, sekizgen planda inşa edilmiş sarayın bitişiğinde yer alan ve ondan sonra yapıldığı kabul edilen kuzeydeki divanhâne (XV. yüzyıl ortası) ilk dikkati çeken mimari yapıdır. Yapının merkezî sivri tek bir kubbesi vardır. Kubbeli kısmın zemininin altında bir odası bulunduğu gibi avluya açılan ve yerin altına önce eğimli bir yolla inilen, daha sonra bir kuyu şeklinde dimdik yerin içine doğru uzanan bir mahzen-bodrum (zindan [?]) kısmı mevcuttur. Bunun benzerlerine Apşeron’daki bazı kale yapılarının avlu zeminleri altında da rastlanmıştır. Divanhânenin bir tarafında çatı üzerine çıkan merdiven yer almaktadır. Binanın süslemeleri dönem üslûbunun en göz alıcı örnekleridir. Taçkapısı mukarnaslarla geçilen istiridye biçimi nişli, taçkapı yüzeyleri lotus süslemelidir. İçeriye geçit veren basık kapı kitâbeliğinde ve yan nişlerin üzerinde bitkisel süslemeler bulunmakta, kapı içindeki keskin köşelerde geometrik bir friz görülmektedir. Kitâbede Yûnus sûresinin 26. âyeti yazılıdır. Useynov, Bretanickiy, Salamzâde ve daha sonra Aslanapa bu divanhâneyi üslûp bakımından Ahlat’taki Emîr Bayındır Kümbeti ile karşılaştırarak kümbetin mimarının Bakü’den gelmiş olabileceğini ileri sürerler. Tercan Mama Hatun kümbetiyle ve bazı Bâbürlü mezar anıtlarıyla da kuruluş bakımından benzerlik vardır.

(Translated by Google) good (Original) جيد

(Translated by Google) Be sure to go, great (Original) حتما برید ، عالیه

Historical place in old city , good to catch memorable photos

(Translated by Google) interesting (Original) מעניין

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Great historical place.. must visit cost 15 mannat for adult and 5 for child

(Translated by Google) Like that of the kanes although more modest, but you see it at your leisure and personal or kindness. (Original) Como el de los kanes aunque más modesto, pero lo ves a tu aire y el personal amabilidad o.

BAKU is love place to visit

Good old palace worth to take pictures

The place was definitely interesting and I found many new interesting facts and information about the life of the Shirvanshahs

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place with an interesting history (Original) Красивое место с интересной историей

Not that much things to see comparing with Turkey palaces. Entrence fee is 15 manat for foreigners. They have some kind of new technologies like iPads to press and hear sound of local music instruments that they have inside etc. Palace is not big, maybe 30-40 is enough if you watch every thing which is there.

Amazing historical place and a must see in Baku. Beautiful palace and great history and tradition discoveries on this tour.

Relatively small but interesting exhibition in the old rural’s palace complex with throne room, tomb, mosque and courtyards.

Must visit in old town Baku

Great place to spend upto an hour in 'Icerisheher' or Baku's old city as its called that will show you how the ruling dynasty lived

(Translated by Google) It was normal (Original) معمولی بود

(Translated by Google) Sherwan Shah is an archeological palace located in the old town of Baku, the Azerbaijani capital, overlooking the famous flame towers of Azerbaijan. Its construction dates back to the fifteenth century AD, and is the last residence of the rulers of the state of Shirvan, and embodies the effects of Zoroastrian, Sassanid, Arabic, Persian, Ottoman and Russian culture. [1] In 2000, the palace was included in the list of UNESCO heritage sites. [2] (Original) شيروان شاه هو قصر أثري يقع في البلدة القديمة بالعاصمة الأذربيجانية باكو، ويطل على أبراج الشعلة الشهيرة في أذربيجان. يعود تاريخ بناؤه إلى القرن الخامس عشر الميلادي، وهو المسكن الأخير لحكام ولاية شيروان، ويجسد آثار الثقافة الزرداشتية، والساسانية، والعربية، والفارسية، والعثمانية، والروسية.[1] في عام 2000 أدرج القصر ضمن لائحة المواقع التراثية في اليونسكو.[2]

Being from a country full of ruins dating back thousands of years, I found this place normal, but it is still worh a visit if you are in Baku. The view from here is amazing as you can cover old and modern Baku in one camera frame. The family photo we took their was very professional and I really recommend it.

Amazing, but it was strange to see masjed without crescent 🤷🏻‍♀️