The successful restaurant project of Emin Agalarov launched a large-scale update. The focus on Greek and Lebanese cuisine, a laconic menu – all this will ensure the restaurant the attention of the public, who are partial to interesting and beautiful places.
The trademark of the “Sumakh” restaurant is the combination of spices present in every traditional Azerbaijani dish. The interior of the restaurant hall reflects details of national culture, such as Azerbaijani carpets and dishes with traditional patterns, Armudu glasses and clay lampshades.
The concept is based on using only local ingredients, some of which can only be found in Azerbaijan. The restaurant is equipped with the most modern kitchen equipment, but the traditional tandoori ovens located right on the terrace deserve special attention. Fresh hot bread is baked right in front of restaurant guests.
The Flame Towers in Baku are a modern architectural and symbolic gem of the city. Three tall towers, streamlined with glass, rise into the sky, resembling flames. This skyscraper complex is a synthesis of modern style and Azerbaijani traditions. It combines residential and commercial functions, and each building has luxurious apartments with stunning views of the Caspian Sea and the city. The Flame Towers not only change the silhouette of Baku, but are also a symbol of the rapid economic development and modernity of Azerbaijan.
The Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku is an architectural beauty and cultural center. Named after the outstanding leader of Azerbaijan, it serves as a venue for art, exhibitions and cultural events. The futuristic design, reflecting modernity and tradition, symbolizes the development of the country. Inside are museums, exhibition halls and conference areas. The building has become a symbol of progress and strength of Azerbaijan, as well as a place where ideas, art and cultural heritage meet.
The Maiden Tower in Baku embodies legendary stories and majestic architecture. This centuries-old fortress, towering over the Caspian coast, is associated with myths and history. It is believed that it was erected to protect against sea invaders or, according to legend, for the daughter of the ruler. The tower stands out for its shape and majestic appearance, providing a stunning panoramic view of the city and the sea. Today, it has become a symbol of Baku, a magnet for tourists and a place where history and stunning nature meet.
The old city of Baku, or Icherisheher, is a living history etched in stone. Its narrow streets, ancient mosques and palaces transport visitors to the ancient eras of the East. The walls of the old city celebrate centuries-old secrets, and the architecture reflects the influence of different eras and cultures. The interweaving of the past and the modern gives this place a special character, making it an integral part of the cultural wealth of Azerbaijan.
