Narimanov

About the district

Narimanov lies north-east of the centre and covers about 24.5 km². Its landmark is the Heydar Aliyev Center designed by Zaha Hadid, and the district also hosts the Baku Convention Center and Baku Zoo. Next to Ganjlik metro stand the Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium and Ganjlik Mall, opened in 2016 with direct access from the station. Ganjlik, Nariman Narimanov and Ulduz are the key metro stations, with a branch to Bakmil from Narimanov. Plenty of new residential complexes have gone up alongside Soviet-era blocks. International sources name Narimanov, together with Yasamal and Sabail, among the districts most favoured by the foreign community. A balanced choice for families, young professionals and investors. Main roads get busy at rush hour.

Ganjlik

Ganjlik is a popular residential area in Narimanov district around Victory (Galaba) Square, where Ataturk Avenue meets F. Khoyski Street. Ganjlik station on the Red line is here, a few minutes from the centre. Its landmarks are the Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium and Ganjlik Mall, opened in 2016, with direct access from the metro, a cinema, bowling and a family entertainment zone. The Academy of Physical Culture and Sports is nearby. Many new residential complexes stand alongside Soviet-era blocks. Ganjlik suits families, young professionals and investors who want quick access to the centre, the metro and shopping. Ataturk Avenue gets congested at rush hour and on match days.

Narimanov metro area

“Narimanov m.” in listings refers to the blocks around Nariman Narimanov metro station. The station is one of the originals opened in 1967 and is where the Red line's branch to Bakmil begins. The centre and Ganjlik are one stop away, and bus route 4 to White City starts here. The heart of the district has the Heydar Aliyev Center, Baku Zoo and plenty of schools, clinics and shops. Housing combines Soviet-era blocks with high-rise complexes built in recent years. The area suits families and young professionals who organise daily life around the metro, and investors seeking homes in a high rental-demand zone. Main roads are congested at rush hour.