Azerbaijani Cuisine & History Tour — Old City, Bazaars, Street Food and Caspian Seafood

Azerbaijani national cuisine is rich in flavors, aromas, and stories passed down through generations. On this historical and gastronomic tour in Baku, you will discover the country through its food — from traditional breakfasts in the Old City (Icherisheher) to vibrant oriental bazaars, authentic local cafés, and legendary seaside restaurants.

This experience is perfect for gourmets, food lovers, and history enthusiasts who want to understand Azerbaijan through its culinary traditions. You will taste homemade dishes, world-famous flatbreads from the tandoor, local sweets, Caspian fish specialties, and authentic Azerbaijani plov, while learning how history, culture, beliefs, and everyday life shaped the national cuisine.

What awaits you

A traditional homemade breakfast in the Old City among caravanserais, mosques, baths, and medieval walls

A walk through a real Eastern bazaar with tastings of honey, spices, sweets, dried fruits, and local delicacies

Seafood lunch in a fishing village featuring Caspian fish with pomegranate and cornel sauces

City walks and legends of Baku

Dinner with lamb dishes and classic Azerbaijani plov prepared by local masters

A flavorful journey through Azerbaijani cuisine, history, markets, and traditions — authentic, atmospheric, and unforgettable.

Included:

Guide services

Transportation


Not included:

Personal expenses

What to Know Before the Tour

Although this is a fairly long tour covering different parts of the city, you won’t feel tired. All transfers are done in a comfortable car

with a friendly local driver and a professional guide.

What to Bring:

A camera to capture national dishes, interiors, and landmarks

Cash for food orders and souvenirs

A good mood and a healthy appetite


Driver and guide services are included in the tour price. You only pay for the food you order. Prices are pleasantly surprising — the program includes only carefully selected cafés and restaurants popular with locals.

Starting point:

Your hotel or the nearest metro station


Transportation:

Comfortable air-conditioned car/bus
Made on
Tilda