Baku Funicular, Funicular railway in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Baku Funicular is a funicular line running 455 metres between a square on Neftchilar Avenue and Martyrs' Lane, with stations named "Bahram Gur" and "Martyrs' Lane". The track has a single-track section and a passing place where the two coaches, BF-1 and BF-2, meet. Each coach carries 28 people, and the rebuilt line was designed by the Vienna office europroject.

The system opened in 1960 as a solution for connecting areas separated by steep terrain in the developing city. It represented an early effort to create modern transportation infrastructure that could serve the city's expanding population.

The funicular's two stations carry the names "Bahram Gur" and "Martyrs' Lane", linking Neftchilar Avenue with the Alley of Martyrs on the hill above. Its lower terminus sits on the square by Neftchilar Avenue, and the upper one opens onto Martyrs' Lane, so the ride is used both by residents and by visitors heading to the memorial site.

The line runs between the Bahram Gur station on Neftchilar Avenue and the Martyrs' Lane station uphill. It is closed on Mondays, and service pauses around midday. Coaches hold 28 people, depart roughly every 10 to 15 minutes, and the ride takes 3 to 4 minutes.

The two coaches are engineered to pass each other at a specifically designed section midway along the track, a technical feature many visitors overlook. This clever design allows the system to operate efficiently by having both vehicles move simultaneously without waiting.