Nizami Street

Nizami Street, is a vibrant area in the heart of Baku, Azerbaijan's capital city. Comparable to iconic streets like New York's Broadway, Moscow's Arbat, or Istanbul's Taksim district, Nizami Street is a a bustling pedestrian and shopping area. It derives its name from the classical Persian poet Nizami Ganjavi. As night falls, the street transforms into a captivating scene, with large chandeliers casting a warm glow over the elegant surroundings, enhancing the allure of this bustling shopping destination.

The traffic-free segment of Nizami Street in Baku, known as Torgovaya (Russian for "the merchant street"), stretches from Fountains Square to Rashid Behbudov Street. This vibrant area features stylish brand shops, restaurants, cafes, and decorative art sculptures, illuminated fountains, creating a picturesque ambiance for pedestrians. The 19th-century buildings lining the street create a charming backdrop for leisurely walks, while the absence of vehicles ensures a safe and comfortable pedestrian experience. Renowned for its diverse array of outlets, ranging from banks to fashion stores, Nizami Street ranks among the most expensive streets globally. It is easily accessible via metro and the nearest metro stations are Sahil and 28 May.