Sheki, Azerbaijan - May 14, 2025 The video presents the former residence of the Sheki khans, located in the city of Sheki, Azerbaijan, now a museum. It is a historical and cultural monument of world significance, part of the state historical and architectural reserve “Yukhari Bash”. The building of the palace, built in the 18th century in the Persian style, is located in the elevated northeastern part of the city on the territory enclosed by fortress walls. The palace, about 30 meters long, consists of two floors with a total area of about 300 m², has 6 rooms, 4 corridors and 2 mirrored balconies. The facade of the palace is painted with narrative drawings depicting hunting and war scenes, as well as geometric and vegetal patterns. In the center is a huge window-vitrazh of multicolored glass mosaic. The windows of the palace are assembled from pieces of colored glass and fenced with openwork stone lattices. The palace, which also bears the features of folk residential architecture, is considered one of the best examples of palace architecture of the XVIII century in the Caucasus and one of the pearls of the Islamic East. Along with the historic part of the city, the palace was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List on July 7, 2019 at the 43rd session of the World Heritage Committee.