Keygubad Mosque Mosque

Keygubad Mosque is a historic mosque in Baku, Azerbaijan, located within or close to the Old City area. It is an example of the city’s historic Islamic architecture.

The building functions as a place of Muslim worship and is one of several small historic mosques that reflect Baku’s medieval and later urban development. Its architectural features include traditional mosque elements typical of the region.

The mosque dates to the historic period of Baku’s urban expansion; like other Old City structures it has been affected by restoration and conservation efforts over time. It has been preserved as part of the city’s ensemble of religious and civic buildings.

The mosque sits in the central part of Baku’s historic core, within the broader urban fabric of the capital and close to other Old City landmarks and fortifications.

The mosque is in Baku’s urban core; reach it on foot if exploring Icherisheher (the Old City) or by local buses and taxis that serve central Baku. The old town is compact and walkable from main squares and the waterfront.

• If visiting Baku's old city, combine Keygubad Mosque with nearby historic sites to understand the mosque's place in the urban fabric.
• Respect local customs when entering religious spaces - dress modestly and be prepared that some historic mosques are not open for regular worship due to conservation.