Baku Prices
What Are the Prices in Baku (Azerbaijan)?
Examples of prices for food, hotels, cafes, entertainment, and transport in Baku for 2024.
National currency: Azerbaijanian Manat, symbol — ₼ (international currency code AZN).
Food Prices
Average prices in Baku cafes and restaurants
$7.7
Quick Lunch for One
Starting from $3.53
$29.4
Dinner for Two
to celebrate your trip
Starting from $17.65
$6.5
Combo Meal
Starting from $5.59
Hotel Prices
Average daily price over the past year based on hotel booking data
$94.3
Hostels and 1-2 Star Hotels
Starting from $12.12
$51.1
Decent 3-Star Hotels
Starting from $33.76
$94.1
Good 4-star hotels
Starting from $32.84
$117.9
Luxury & Boutique Hotels
Starting from $74.65
Three-Star Hotels in 2024-2025
Price Trend (per night in a 3* room)
Pink line — average price for a 3* hotel room in Bangkok for the specified month.
Turquoise line — minimum price found for a room in Bangkok for the entire specified month.
Hotel prices are for reference — prices may vary by day of week and specific hotel
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Transport Prices
Average taxi and public transport fares in Baku, plus gas prices
$4.1
Average taxi ride
Starting from $1.29
$0.2
Public Transport Ride
$0.7
1 liter of gasoline
Starting from $0.59
Drink Prices
Average prices for beverages
$3.1
Cup of cappuccino
Starting from $1.76
$0.4
0.5L Water
Starting from $0.24
$1.5
0.5L Local Beer
Starting from $0.88
Clothing Prices
Sample Clothing Prices for Shopping
$54.4
Jeans
Starting from $23.53
$44.5
Dress
Starting from $20.59
$108.6
Sneakers
Starting from $41.18
Flight Prices
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General Prices
Overall price vibe of the city
| Quick Lunch for One: | $7.65 |
| Dinner for Two: | $29.41 |
| Combo Meal: | $6.47 |
| 0.5L Local Beer: | $1.47 |
| Cup of cappuccino: | $3.11 |
| Cigarettes: | $2.94 |
Entertainment & Shopping
| Movie Ticket: | $4.71 |
| Jeans: | $54.4 |
| Dress: | $44.47 |
| Sneakers: | $108.61 |
Various Monthly Prices
| Average Salary per Month | $417.16 |
| Rent for 1-bedroom in the City Center per Month | $392.15 |
| 3-bedroom in a Residential Area per Month | $394.49 |
| Monthly Transportation Pass | $17.65 |
| Gym Membership: | $36.2 |
Tourist Reviews
All photos and texts belong to their authors
1. Sadzhi!!!!! This dish with meat and vegetables in a dish like a skillet is simply delicious and colorful. It’s shown in photo N2.
2. The special plov here is served in two bowls - one with rice, and the other with everything else: raisins, apricots, meat, etc.
3. Tandoori skewers - freshly made, right before your eyes.
4. Granatovoe wine.
5. Cutlets and kebabs, sprinkled with a grainy coating - simply the best.
As for where to find this, I won't dive into specifics here, but if you know you know. 🤭
The dishes are mega-delicious; I almost didn’t want to post a photo.
The local kebabs, only fillet. They call it here – yes, the official name is "baklazhan!" In principle, the prices are reasonable, but in practice, it turns out that they are contractual. Just don’t expect them to suit our taste. 😉
✅ Metro - the fare is $0.06! There are ticket counters everywhere, but the machines don't give change. When the stations are announced, music plays, like the soundtrack of a Baku metro. 🎉
✅ Funicular (last photo) - 1 manat, 20 minutes of waiting, 2 minutes of riding and you're at the best viewpoint. Though you can also walk. »
1. Sadzhi!!!!! This dish with meat and vegetables in a dish like a skillet is simply delicious and colorful. It’s shown in photo N2.
2. The special plov here is served in two bowls - one with rice, and the other with everything else: raisins, apricots, meat, etc.
3. Tandoori skewers - freshly made, right before your eyes.
4. Granatovoe wine.
5. Cutlets and kebabs, sprinkled with a grainy coating - simply the best.
As for where to find this, I won't dive into specifics here, but if you know you know. 🤭
The dishes are mega-delicious; I almost didn’t want to post a photo.
The local kebabs, only fillet. They call it here – yes, the official name is "baklazhan!" In principle, the prices are reasonable, but in practice, it turns out that they are contractual. Just don’t expect them to suit our taste. 😉
✅ Metro - the fare is $0.06! There are ticket counters everywhere, but the machines don't give change. When the stations are announced, music plays, like the soundtrack of a Baku metro. 🎉
✅ Funicular (last photo) - 1 manat, 20 minutes of waiting, 2 minutes of riding and you're at the best viewpoint. Though you can also walk. »
In Baku, they call the local taxi the "Eggplant," similar to London’s but made in China. Someone up top took a liking to these small yet spacious "bugs," leading to a huge order for cars from Chinese manufacturers for Baku.
The little cars come in two types: those with a meter (minimum charge of 3 Manat, then it starts ticking) and those without (the meter runs right away). In practice, it tends to come out the same.
I was heading to the market.
When we arrived, the taxi meter showed 4.54 Manat. I would have given the driver 5 Manat regardless, but I just had to ask—do they give change in Baku?
The driver silently confirmed the fare was 5 Manat, turned around, and said with an accent: "This is Baku—get used to it!" »