See the main attractions of the city as you wander on its streets admiring the 19th-century houses and distinctive mosques.

Notice the decrepit century-old Gümbəzli hamam (bathhouse) with its big beehive dome, and the Nizami Park, a pleasant tree-shaded retreat overlooking the broad gravel bed of the Qudiyalçay River.

 Visit the town of Krasnaya Sloboda, home to a unique Jewish community with two active synagogues.

Watch Quba’s famous carpets being made at Qadim Quba, which also has a delightful boutique selling them along with handicrafts and paxlava (alternate layers of chopped nuts and white, stringy, fried pastry, all saturated in a sickly sweet syrup). 

Witness the charming nature spots like Geshresh forest  and Chanlibel Lake.