Baku, Azerbaijan
Palace of Shaki Khans and Shebeke stained glass visit
Baku · Azerbaijan
About this experience
What stands out in Shaki Khan's Palace is the coloured glass set into wooden lattice frames known as shebeke. When light enters, walls and floors fill with red, blue and green patterns. The building is said to have been made without nails, a feature that shows both craft and durability.
There may be notices about footwear indoors, so ask about the rules. The glass patterns look livelier in sunny hours. Small rooms can feel tight when crowded, so be patient.
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