Key-Kubad Mosque

The Shah Mosque is a historical building located in the upper courtyard of the Palace of the Shirvanshahs complex in Baku's Old City. It was built by order of Shirvanshah Key-Kubad between 1317 and 1348. The mosque consists of a rectangular hall with four columns in the center, as well as a small corridor, vestibule, and portal. This building holds great historical and cultural significance for the city of Baku and attracts many tourists and pilgrims.