Baku extreme city walk guide~

Crossing the Eurasian continent, Azerbaijan Baku~ A big oil city, more than 50% of the oil in the former Soviet Union came from here, so it is very rich~ It is close to the Caspian Sea, and the climate and scenery are very good~ 🌸Transportation Arrived in Baku at 12:30 am, caught the last airport bus, went to the old city, and walked 2 km to the hostel in the middle of the night 🌸Security Baku is very safe, there are not many people on the road at night, but there are many police patrols, and the safety index is very high 🌸Accommodation Stayed at Travel Inn Hostel, the front desk guy was very nice and enthusiastic, I arrived at 2 am, and he was still at the front desk, he said he was waiting for me, and he was willing to refund me for the wrong time, no fuss, very straightforward~ 🌸Internet Since I only stayed for 23 hours, I didn't get a SIM card, you can activate an eSIM card, or a one-day international roaming is more convenient~ 🌸One-day tour ❤️The hostel is next to the old city, about 5 minutes walk, ❤️It is only 20 minutes to the top of the mountain, and there are photo spots along the way, ❤️The subway entrance is 3 minutes downstairs, very convenient to go anywhere~ ❤️There is also a national art gallery nearby, less than 10 minutes walk ❤️Route: Hostel→Heydar Aliyev Center→Mountain top→Flame Towers→Art Gallery→Seaside→Old City→Hostel One day extreme city walk, walked nearly 30 km~ 🌸F1 Formula Racing The Caspian Sea Boulevard is one of the few F1 Formula tracks in the world, if you catch the season, you can watch it on the roadside~ 🌸Food There are supermarkets and restaurants downstairs in the hostel, not expensive~ 🌸Subway There are not many lines, but the murals inside are super beautiful~