Guba Genocide Memorial Complex

Guba Genocide Memorial Complex is a museum dedicated to documenting mass killings that took place in the region during the early 1900s. The facility houses photographs, written testimonies, and archival materials arranged to help visitors understand these historical events through primary sources.

The complex was established in 2013 following the discovery of mass graves during construction work in the area. The project was developed with support from the Heydar Aliyev Foundation to document and preserve this historical record.

The museum displays testimonies from various political and military figures from Azerbaijan, Iran, and Great Britain, providing multiple perspectives on the historical events.

Access is available during the week, with interactive displays providing information in multiple languages to help guide your visit. The layout features symmetrical design with several entry points, making navigation straightforward for most visitors.

The building incorporates two angled entrance points that lead into a central hall housing a stone memorial. This architectural arrangement creates a journey through space that draws visitors toward the commemorative heart of the structure.