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Despite its small size, Sheki is a gem of Azerbaijan, rich in historic attractions.
The Palace of Sheki Khans, a stunning example of Islamic architecture built in 1797, is a must-see. This lavishly decorated palace, once a summer residence for Muhammad Hasan Khan, reflects the grandeur of the ancient Shaki Khanate and was nominated for UNESCO World Heritage status in 1998.
Other highlights include the Winter Palace and the chance to stay in a Caravanserai, historically used by Silk Road travelers.
Sheki’s picturesque setting offers beautiful views, leafy streets, and a vibrant central market. Visit the Museum of Folk and Applied Arts to see 18th-century antiques, traditional costumes, and pottery.
Don't miss the local tea houses and be sure to try Piti, a traditional stew, during your visit to Sheki.
There's so much to explore in Sheki. Take a look at the list below and get inspired to plan your journey.