Shopping in Azerbaijan – ToursBaku.com Guide

🛍️ Discover the Best Shopping Destinations in Azerbaijan

Shopping in Azerbaijan offers a diverse shopping experience—from luxurious cosmopolitan malls in Baku to vibrant traditional bazaars in the capital and regional cities. Through ToursBaku.com, travelers can access curated tours combining shopping sprees, cultural insights, and local experiences.

1. Top Modern Shopping Malls in Baku

Port Baku Mall — Luxury & Prestige

Located on Neftchilar Avenue, Port Baku Mall features high‑end international brands like Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton, plus jewelry and designer boutiques. Elegant restaurants, a premium cinema, and spa facilities make it a complete lifestyle destination.
Average hours: 10:00 AM–10:00 PM.
Best for: luxury fashion, fine dining, upscale home décor.

Park Bulvar Mall — Waterfront Convenience

Set along Baku Boulevard, Park Bulvar offers ~99 stores across six levels and two underground floors. It includes a supermarket, cinema, children’s play zone, and excellent sea views.

Ganjlik Mall — Largest & Most Accessible

Situated near the metro, Ganjlik Mall is one of Azerbaijan’s largest. It houses international and local brands, a food court, cinema, entertainment center, and direct metro access—making it a favorite for locals and tourists alike.

28 Mall — City Center Style

Situated near the 28 May Metro, this 5‑floor mall offers ~70 international and local brands, cafés, entertainment zones, a cinema, and ample parking.

Metro Park Mall — Trendy & Central

Located next to Narimanov metro, Metro Park features brands like Nike, Adidas, Mango, Sephora, plus dining and entertainment zones. Perfect for casual shopping and families.

Deniz Mall — Futuristic Landmark

A unique lotus‑shaped mall by the Caspian Sea, Deniz Mall boasts an IMAX cinema, children’s play tunnels, local and global fashion, food courts, and modern architecture.

Additional Malls

Nargiz Mall: Boutique hub in Fountain Square with local and international labels.
Crescent Mall: Stunning architecture in Crescent Bay, upscale stores, and seaside dining.
Ganja Mall (outside Baku): the largest in Ganja city, with a wide selection and entertainment.

2. Bustling Traditional Bazaars & Local Markets

Yashil Bazaar (Green Market)

Baku’s premier fresh‑food market serves fruits, vegetables, nuts, spices, caviar, saffron, and honey. Bargaining is expected; the best time is early morning.

Teze Bazaar

One of Baku’s oldest markets (~80 years), offering fresh produce, dairy, meat, spices, local crafts, carpets, pottery, and silk scarves.

Sadarak Market

Massive wholesale market in Garadagh district, ideal for budget shopping—textiles, accessories, everyday items at bargain prices.

Icheri Sheher (Old City) Markets

Narrow lanes filled with stalls selling traditional carpets, miniature art, shebeke glasswork, Soviet souvenirs, handmade textiles, and local crafts. A cultural shopping experience.

Bina Bazaar

On Baku’s outskirts, Bina offers textiles, clothing, traditional garments like kelaghayi, copperware, carpets, fresh meat, and fish. Lively bartering environment.

Russian Flea Market (Sabunchu)

Weekend bazaar selling vintage clothes, second‑hand electronics, household items, and retro goods. You’ll find jeans for ~$1 or pots for $3.

3. Designer Boutiques & Artisan Shops

Stock Fashion Platform

Baku’s first local fashion platform featuring over 75 Azerbaijani designers in an industrial‑chic showroom on the Boulevard.

Chelebi & Azerkhalcha

Chelebi: Art and homeware combining heritage crafts and modern design, located near Port Baku Mall.
Azerkhalcha: State-supported carpet weaving cooperative offering authentic rugs, weaving demos, and export packaging.

Resm & The Anjir (Jewelry & Fashion)

High‑quality pieces inspired by Azerbaijani heritage motifs like buta, celestial icons, and cultural artwork. Contemporary design with local character.

Abad & Gazelli House

Abad: A community craft boutique in Old City featuring painted coasters, embroidered wool apparel, ceramics—supporting social innovation and women artisans.
Gazelli House: A boutique-café-wellness space with cosmetics, tea blends, crystals—part of Baku’s creative community.

4. What to Buy: Local Specials & Souvenirs

Handwoven carpets & kilims: Shirvan, Karabakh, Ganja designs from Azerkhalcha and Old City shops.
Silk kelaghayi scarves: traditional Azeri headscarves in vivid colors.
Spices & dried fruits: Saffron, sumac, pistachios, figs, apricots, honey from Green Bazaar or Teze Bazaar.
Caviar & sturgeon products: Premium souvenir selections at bazaars.
Ceramics, copperware & miniatures: Unique home décor from artisan stalls.
Local fashion & jewelry: Pieces from designers at Stock, Resm, The Anjir.
Treats: Baklava, halva, pomegranate jelly, and teas.

5. Sample Itineraries via ToursBaku.com

Luxury Mall & Boutique Tour

Morning: Start with Port Baku Mall for designer shopping, fine dining.
Afternoon: Visit Chelebi showroom and Resm or The Anjir, followed by boutique browsing at Stock Fashion Platform.
Evening: Stroll Nizami Street, stop at cafés and local fashion boutiques.

Market Immersion & Local Craft Tour

Early: Walk Yashil Bazaar, sample local produce.
Midday: Explore stalls in Icheri Sheher, pick up carpets, spices.
Afternoon: Head to Bina Bazaar or Sadarak Market for textiles and bargaining.
Finish: Visit Abad boutique and sip tea at Gazelli House.

Family-Friendly Mall Crawl

Visit the 28 Mall, shop for fashion, use the kids’ play area, and the cinema.
Move to Ganjlik Mall: entertainment options and food court.
Wrap with a relaxing dinner near the Caspian by Park Bulvar Mall.

All tours can include hotel pick-up, transport, guide, lunch or tea, local insights, and optional shopping credit.

6. Pro Tips & FAQs

💡 Pro Tips

Bargain at bazaars like Yashil Bazaar or Sadarak.
Pay with cash when shopping in markets; cards are accepted in malls.
Visit bazaars early for the freshest goods, late afternoon for ambiance.
Compare prices, especially for carpets and spices.
Pack purchases carefully—Azerkhalcha can arrange export packaging for carpets.

❓ FAQs

Are credit cards accepted?
Accepted at major malls; bazaars often require cash.
Can you negotiate prices?
Haggling is standard at traditional markets and flea markets.
What are the operating hours?
Malls: ~10 AM to 10 PM; Markets: from 6–8 AM to around 7–10 PM.
Are boutiques like Stock and Resm local?
Yes—these highlight Azerbaijani designers and local artisan craftsmanship.

✅ Final Thoughts for Shopping in Azerbaijan

Shopping in Azerbaijan blends modern luxury with authentic cultural immersion. Whether your preference is high‑end brands in Port Baku Mall or artisanal carpets in Icheri Sheher, the variety is staggering—and shopping becomes more than a purchase—it’s an experience steeped in local identity.

ToursBaku.com makes that journey smooth and enjoyable through fully customizable itineraries, knowledgeable guides, and exclusive local access. Ready to shop until you drop? Visit ToursBaku.com to book your perfect shopping adventure today.

Shopping in Azerbaijan