Khan's Garden
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A palace garden from the Ganja Khanate period, with fountains and remnants of the old city wall beneath century-old plane trees. It's the central park for local residents.
Khan's Garden was first laid out in the 18th century during the Ganja Khanate, originally as a garden attached to the khan's palace. It is now the most popular park in the city center. Ancient trees tower overhead, and the park has fountains, walking paths and a children's play area. At the edge of the park you can see remains of Ganja's city walls and the palace ruins, and right beside it stands the Ganja State Philharmonic Hall with its white colonnade. Admission is free, and in summer many locals come here in the evenings to cool off. It is about a 5-minute walk west of Shah Abbas Mosque and can be combined with the Bottle House.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Alexander Nevsky Church
- Chokak Hamam
- Ganja State Philharmonic Hall
- Tomb of Javad Khan
- Shah Abbas Mosque (Juma Mosque)
- Ganja State History-Ethnography Museum
- Bottle House
- Javad Khan Street