Baku Funicular

The contemporary Flame Towers that tower above the city and give a dazzling show at night are a terrific way to reach the summit of Azerbaijan's history, which dates back many millennia. The funicular—the only one in Azerbaijan—is clean, swift, and efficient, with amazing views across the bay and the Caspian Sea. It was built in 1960 and received a comprehensive repair in 2012. The glass stations and four-minute ride are worth seeing on their own but wait till you come to the Flame Towers and enjoy the panoramic views from the park, which includes the Shahidlar Monument. It's the greatest restaurant in town. Alish Lambaranski spearheaded the construction of the funicular. Since 2006, Tofig Ismayilov has served as the funicular's director. There are 11 people working on the funicular. It employed Kharkiv-made coaches during the Soviet era.

The Funicular, which is really a cliff train, connects Martyrs' Lane and Neftchilar Avenue, two of Baku's most important attractions. This attraction is also significant since it is Azerbaijan's first and only funicular system, with its maiden ride taking place in 1960. It has a total length of 455 meters and a top speed of 8.2 feet per second. However, the transportation system has been chastised for its lack of punctuality.

Location: Baku, Azerbaijan