Address: Sabail district, Uzeir Hajibeyli street 5, next to the Khagani garden (former Molokan garden).

Yes, the admission is free.

No, it isn’t.

Yes, you can.

Visitors can read books from the "Library" department of the Baku Book Center or their own books.

Baku Book Center works without a lunch break seven days a week. Opening hours: Monday – Saturday: 10:00 - 22:00; Sunday: 11:00 - 22:00.

No, it isn’t, because drink and food can stain furniture, equipment and books with food or drink.

Visitors can come with animals if they are safe and do not cause dissatisfaction and discomfort among other visitors.

Yes, you can ask for the bonus card at the Center's box office.

Yes, you can.

If you are not completely happy with your purchase, you have a right to return it to us within 24 hours or to change it to another item within 3 days of purchase.

The Baku Book Center often announces discounts, including discounts for teachers and students. Discounts are timed to various holidays, sometimes to weekends, or are held as part of various projects or campaigns.

At the moment, this service is not provided.

The author should contact the Baku Book Center office. He/She will be asked to bring a copy of the book, a copy of ID, as well as a copy of a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) and bank details. The Baku Book Center will then sign a contract with the author.

We receive books from local publishers every week, the assortment of books from foreign publishers is updated once in two months.

No.

Visitors can listen to audiobooks on computers.

No, it isn’t.

You can study and do homework on your own, but not in a group.

The Baku Book Center often hosts various cultural events, for more information please contact our office by phone (+99412 5059999) or send a letter to [email protected].

There are no such rooms yet.