The mosque located on a medieval caravan road was built at the beginning of the XVII century.

The Mosque is located on the main commercial road which changes its direction towards the Salyan Gate.

The Mosque was built in the late 19th century to order of the Khanlarov brothers near their house according to the architect Mashadi Mirza Qafar Izmaylov's design.

The Mosque is located near the Shirvanshahs Palace Complex. According to a short epigraphic inscription on the façade, it was built by architect Haji Bani in the CVI century.

The Mosque is attributed to the types of Icherisheher community (mahalla) mosques.

For a more thorough study of the religious context around the Maiden Tower the archaeologist F. Ibrahimov carried out excavation works (1990-93) and a mosque dated back to the IX century was found to the north of the Tower.

A caravanserai known as a small or "Khan caravanserai" was built in late XV –early XVI. It is square in plan.

The Hamam (bath-house) was built in the XVIII by Haji Agha Mikayil from Shemakhy, on the south-west of the Icherisheher in one of the main streets, Kichik Qala street.