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Built in the late 19th century.
The Khanlar Mosque is a former mosque and historical architectural monument, located on Firdousy Street, in the Old City of Baku, Azerbaijan.
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Мечеть Баба Кухи Бакуви
Giz Qalasi, Девичья башня
This mysterious and eccentric tower was built somewhere between the 7th and 12th centuries and may have served as a fire beacon, defensive fortification, astronomical observatory, or Zoroastrian temple.
The tower, which is Baku's most distinguished landmark, described as the "most majestic and mysterious monument of Baku, the Gyz Galasy", built on a solid rock foundation, demonstrates right on the coast line, a fusion of Arabic, Persian and Ottoman influences. It was constructed alongside a natural oil well. It is a cylindrical eight-story structure that rises to a height of 29.5 m with a base diameter of 16.5 m. The internal space available in the tower is said to be adequate to accommodate 200 people. A long, solid projection to the main tower faces east, which is oriented towards sunrise pointing to the equinoxes, which has led to the conclusion that it was built as an astronomical tower; while the buttress faces east, the door access to the tower faces southeast. Unfortunately, there is no good view from the top, because it is barred by a glass wall, keeping your distance from the edge.
Базарная площадь
Караван-сарай Мултани
Мечеть-медресе
The chapel constructed in the 15th century in the yard of Jame mosque
Бухарский караван-сарай
in late 15th century