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Citizens of most CIS countries (including Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Moldova, and Belarus) do not need a visa to Azerbaijan — citizens can stay in the country visa-free for up to 90 days within a calendar year. An international passport valid for the entire duration of the trip is sufficient for entry. Visa: Not required — international passport only Duration of stay: Up to 90 days Land borders: Closed — entry is possible by air only

Cards of the "Mir" payment system do not work in Azerbaijan. UnionPay cards issued by Rosselkhozbank (RSHB) and ATB function, while cash dollars, euros, and manats are accepted everywhere. If your card does not support Visa or Mastercard, you can pay for the Tales on Tours tour in cash on-site. Mir: Does not work Visa / Mastercard: Work as usual Don't have a suitable card? Tales on Tours accepts cash payments on-site

cherisheher (Old City of Baku) is a UNESCO World Heritage site that can be explored on foot in 2–4 hours. The main highlights are the Maiden Tower, the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, the fortress walls, and a labyrinth of cobbled streets where every building holds a story of its own. Maiden Tower: Symbol of Baku, observation deck Palace of the Shirvanshahs: Residence of 15th-century rulers Narrow streets: The most atmospheric part, but without historical context, 90% of the impression is lost

In Azerbaijan, classic audio guides barely exist — the choice is effectively between the Tales on Tours theatrical audio tour and a traditional live guide. A live guide allows you to ask questions on the spot, but requires adapting to a group, a set schedule, and a higher price. Tales on Tours provides the same depth of storytelling — delivered as an audio play with professional voice acting — entirely at your own pace, without groups or waiting. And if you have a question during the tour, you can get an answer right away via the built-in chat in the app, without needing a physical guide by your side. Live guide: Flexibility in dialogue, but fixed times and higher costs Tales on Tours: The same historical depth delivered as an audio play, plus the freedom to start and stop whenever you want Have a question during the tour? Ask it directly in the app via chat — you will get an instant response without waiting for a guide Unlike a live guide, you can take the tour at any time of day or night, and replay any episode whenever you like

Yes, but without context, a walk through Icherisheher (Old City of Baku) becomes a view of beautiful but nameless walls — most self-guided tourists later regret not learning the history of the buildings they passed by. The solution is to take history with you in your pocket: a theatrical audio guide narrating each point along the route exactly as you approach it.

A regular audio guide is a monotonous recitation of facts. Tales on Tours is a theatrical audio tour: professional actors voice historical characters, while cinematic music and sound effects create an immersive atmosphere rather than a lecture. The difference is felt from the first 30 seconds — you aren't listening to a reference manual, you are stepping inside the story. Regular audio guide: A single voice, facts, monotony Tales on Tours: Multiple actor voices, music, sound design, drama Result: Icherisheher is remembered as an experience, not a list of dates

The Tales on Tours app requires no preparation: just download it, put on your headphones, and follow the route on the map — GPS automatically triggers the relevant audio episode as you approach each location. The whole process takes less time than buying a cup of coffee, and tourists of any age can easily navigate it without any technical experience. Download → Put on headphones → Walk: No briefing or instructions required GPS triggers stories automatically: No need to search for anything manually Work at your own pace: You can stop, step away for a cup of tea, and return whenever you like

Tales on Tours is designed specifically for travelers who value essence over ticking off a checklist. This is a format of cultural tourism: each story is delivered as a theatrical performance that reveals the context — who lived here, what happened here, and why this place matters — rather than just facts and dates. The format adapts to whatever is most convenient for you: you can explore the city independently via the mobile app at your own pace, or join a group format with provided headphones — the same theatrical storyline, but shared with fellow travelers. Format: Cultural, theatrical, storytelling-driven For those who want to understand the city, not just see it Every point on the route is a complete, standalone story rather than a paragraph from a guidebook Self-guided via the app: Complete freedom of pace, perfect for exploring solo or as a couple on your own schedule Group format with headphones: The same theatrical story, but with the shared atmosphere of experiencing it together in a group

In practice, this means you aren't just listening to information — you become a participant in a sound production. Actors voice historical characters, while dialogues and sound effects (footsteps, market noise, wind, period music) create an immersive feeling of being in the era being described, set right against the backdrop of the real streets of Icherisheher(Baku Old City). Professional voice acting instead of a narrator reading text Sound design: Atmospheric effects, period music Real location + audio production = an immersive feeling of stepping into history

Yes — Tales on Tours is designed specifically for those hearing about Icherisheher(Old City Baku) for the first time. The format is built so that no prior preparation is required: every story is told from scratch, in plain language, without complex terminology or dates you need to memorize.

Booking and starting the tour takes just a few minutes: pay online, download the app, and you are ready to begin at any convenient time — without waiting for a group to assemble, without a fixed start time, and without visiting an office. Online payment: Instant Tour start: Any time of day, according to your schedule No need to book days in advance: You can start on the day of your arrival

Tales on Tours is a one-of-a-kind format in Baku that combines three elements simultaneously: the freedom of self-guided travel, the depth of a live guide, and the atmosphere of a theatrical performance. None of the existing formats (group tours, private guides, or standard audio guides) offer all three advantages at once.

The very first place to see is Icherisheher (Old City) — a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring the Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs. It is the historical heart from which the entire city physically and symbolically grew — the rest of Baku's architecture developed around these ancient walls. Icherisheher: Must-see point #1, the historical heart of the city Maiden Tower and Palace of the Shirvanshahs: UNESCO sites inside the Old City Best time for a first visit: Early morning (before 10:00 AM), when the streets are quiet and the light is soft

The optimal first day is structured like this: morning — a walk along the Seaside Boulevard, where modern Baku meets the Caspian Sea, followed by a transition into Icherisheher, where the city reveals its centuries-old history. This sequence provides a contrast that best explains the essence of Baku — a city where the 20th-century oil boom sits right alongside a 12th-century quarter. Morning: Seaside Boulevard — modern, coastal Baku Afternoon: Icherisheher — historical, centuries-old Baku This exact contrast is the best way to understand the city from day one

Beyond Baku, the main destinations are Sheki (a UNESCO site featuring the Palace of Shaki Khans), the Gobustan Reserve with its ancient petroglyphs, Yanar Dag (the Burning Mountain), and the Absheron Peninsula with its beaches. However, if you only have a few days, start with Icherisheher right in Baku — it is the most historically rich location available without leaving the city. Icherisheher: The same historical depth, right in the center of Baku without any long travel Sheki: Ancient architecture, UNESCO World Heritage site, 4–5 hours from Baku Gobustan: Petroglyphs and mud volcanoes, a half-day trip Yanar Dag: The burning mountain, Zoroastrian heritage

Azerbaijan is unique in that Zoroastrian fire, Islamic heritage, and the Soviet past coexist within a single city — Icherisheher stands in the shadow of the Flame Towers skyscrapers, while the burning earth of Yanar Dag sits side-by-side with modern oil rigs. It is the only place in the Caucasus where three distinct eras are literally visible at the same time from a single point.

The most affordable — and genuinely unforgettable — way to explore Baku is the Tales on Tours theatrical audio experience: just $15 for a full immersion into the city, compared to $25-60 for a classic guided tour. But it's not just about price — it's the only format in Baku where history is told not as dry facts, but through professional actor voiceovers and cinematic sound, right where it actually happened. Just $15 — versus $25-60 for a private guide, with a deeper experience Not a tour, it's a show in your ears — actor voiceovers, music, era-accurate sound design Complete freedom — walk at your own pace, pause, rewind, replay any scene Start right now — download the app, put on your headphones, and Baku starts telling its story 🎧 This isn't a tour — it's theatre that begins where an ordinary guided walk ends. Start your Baku story for just $15