Nakhchivan Khans' Palace, Nakhchivan

Very good place. It show us some of the historical events that is happend in the last of Naxcivan.

Carpets 👍

The Khan Nakhchivan Palace is located in the city of Nakhchivan in the Autonomous Republic of Nakhchivan in Azerbaijan and belongs to the 18th century The architectural style of this building is the Nakhchivan school of architecture, and it has now been turned into a museum. In this museum, I met Mr. Ramzi who was the museum guide, he very well introduced me to the different parts of the museum, since I don't know Turkish, Mr. Ramzi very patiently introduced me to the different parts. Khan Nakhchivan's house is located near Momena Khatun's tomb To reach Nakhchivan, we left Marand in the morning and left our car in the parking lot of Jolfa city. We entered the hall with our passports. After paying the exit fees and checking the documents, we crossed the Zero Border Zone on the bridge that was under the Aras River. We entered the territory of Nakhchivan, paid tolls there and arrived in Nakhchivan by taxi

the only place where you can buy souvenirs in Nakhitchevan, a very beautiful house in height from where you have a view of the old city and also the Islamic Republic of Iran. The rooms are quite large, well-lit with extraordinary stained-glass windows in multiple colours. Admission to this museum is also free. In one of the rooms we see traditional costumes that we still see worn when there are local festivals

The museum is regularly open even if it is not the real carpet museum which is nearby; it also exhibits carpets but also other metal objects, ancient weapons, porcelain and traditional costumes, well worth a visit.