Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, is an ancient city where human settlement can be traced back to the Stone Age. Today, it is home to more than 5 million Azerbaijani citizens, the largest city in Caucasus region. Those visiting the metropolis in November 2024 for COP29 will want to take in its many sites, including the OId City, the National Museum of History, and Baku Boulevard. However, there are many sites in the city that stand as reminders of Azerbaijan’s human rights abuses as well as industrial sites that power Azerbaijan’s petrostate, funnelling billions into the hands of elites. Explore the interactive map below to learn more or click here to access a printable brochure which highlights key sites.
