Nizami adına medeniyyet ve istirahet parkı (Baku)
46, 21, 175, 32, Ekspres M6, Ekspres M6 (365 meters (distance in meters))
10 (428 meters (distance in meters))
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Nizami Park is a municipal cultural and recreational facility located in the Khatai district of Baku. It is part of the city’s green space management system.
History
Founded in 1882–1883 as a garden at Villa Petrolea, a settlement for employees of the Nobel Brothers’ oil company.
Since the 1920s, the park’s name changed several times — it was once called “Lunacharsky Park” and “Rote Fahne.” Eventually, it was renamed in honor of the poet Nizami Ganjavi.Team
The park is managed by Baku’s Municipal Greenery Service. The staff includes gardeners, lab technicians, and maintenance personnel.
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Tree-lined walkways and paths
Fountains and benches
Viewing platforms
Tea kiosks
Relaxation zonesThe park is ideal for peaceful walks and outdoor meetups.
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Originally designed by gardener E. Bekle. Soil was brought from Lankaran, and water from the Volga River
In 1939–1941, the park was expanded — new paths, a stage, a fountain, and rare plant species were added
Since 2021, the park has been undergoing new landscaping and improvements under a presidential decree -
Initial funding came from the Nobel Brothers
The city allocated funds during 1939–1941 and again since 2021
The total area of the park is approximately 13.6 hectares -
The park does not generate revenue. It is a public space funded by the city. Entry is free, and there are no paid zones.
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The park provides free access and contributes to the city’s ecological well-being. It attracts families, tourists, and promotes leisure and walking activities.
