Kamptråd CL-kval runde 3: Sabah - AGF, 11. August kl 18.00
kasperopro
Active member
Her er en lidt sen update til jer, der skal afsted. Som forventet har hun ikke mange beværtninger med, men hun har gjort et behjertet forsøg:
Hey Kasper
For sightseeing, I’d definitely recommend Icherisheher (Old City). They can walk around the old streets, see the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshahs’ Palace, and have some Azerbaijani tea.
Highland Park is also a must, especially around sunset. There’s a beautiful view of Baku, the Caspian Sea and the Flame Towers. They can also take the Baku Funicular , it’s a nice little ride from the seaside area up towards Highland Park. It has great view
They should also walk along Baku Boulevard and visit Nizami Street and Fountain Square. And I’d definitely recommend the Heydar Aliyev Center, even just seeing the building from outside is worth it. In the Baku boulevard there is also a Carpet Museum, where they can see modern and old traditional carpets of Azerbaijan.
If they have more time, they could visit Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanardag, or Gobustan if they have a full free day.
And they definitely need to try Azerbaijani food
I’d recommend Shirvanshah Museum Restaurant as my first choice because they can experience both traditional food and the Azerbaijani atmosphere. Firuze is another good option in the city centre, and Sumakh if they want somewhere a little more elegant.
They should definitely try dolma, qutab, kebab, plov, dushbara, sadj and Azerbaijani tea. I’d recommend ordering several dishes and sharing them rather than just one dish each, as that’s the best way to experience our food
Oh and there is Crescent Mall next to sea and in the evening around 9pm they have big fountain dance
God tur til alle, der skal afsted.
Hey Kasper
For sightseeing, I’d definitely recommend Icherisheher (Old City). They can walk around the old streets, see the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshahs’ Palace, and have some Azerbaijani tea.
Highland Park is also a must, especially around sunset. There’s a beautiful view of Baku, the Caspian Sea and the Flame Towers. They can also take the Baku Funicular , it’s a nice little ride from the seaside area up towards Highland Park. It has great view
They should also walk along Baku Boulevard and visit Nizami Street and Fountain Square. And I’d definitely recommend the Heydar Aliyev Center, even just seeing the building from outside is worth it. In the Baku boulevard there is also a Carpet Museum, where they can see modern and old traditional carpets of Azerbaijan.
If they have more time, they could visit Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanardag, or Gobustan if they have a full free day.
And they definitely need to try Azerbaijani food
They should definitely try dolma, qutab, kebab, plov, dushbara, sadj and Azerbaijani tea. I’d recommend ordering several dishes and sharing them rather than just one dish each, as that’s the best way to experience our food
Oh and there is Crescent Mall next to sea and in the evening around 9pm they have big fountain dance
God tur til alle, der skal afsted.
