It is 20 minutes driving distance from Oil Well to Villa Petrolea. Baku White City is an ambitious urban redevelopment project that has transformed a historically industrial area into a modern, sustainable, and vibrant urban space. Spanning approximately 1,650 hectares, it is one of the largest urban regeneration projects in the Caucasus region. Villa Petrolea, also known as the Nobel Brothers’ House Museum, is a historic mansion in Baku.

It is 15 minutes driving distance from the Villa Petrolea to this area. Vehicel drops the guests here and they will pass by Western Caspian University, Pass, Building of Baku City Executive Power, Palace of Happiness, Institute of Manuscripts, Presidium of the Academy of Sciences (Ismailiyya building) by walking with the explanation by their private guide. Guests will spend in this areas approximately 60 minutes.

Tour continues to National Museum of History of Azerbaijan (Memorial House museum of Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev). You will proceed there by walking 10 minutes with explanations by your guide about the history and architecture of the City on the way to the Museum. The National Museum of History of Azerbaijan is the largest museum in the country, offering a comprehensive overview of Azerbaijan's rich history and cultural heritage. Housed in the former residence of the prominent oil magnate and philanthropist Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev, the museum is located in central Baku. The museum's extensive collections span various periods of Azerbaijani history, including Prehistoric Artifacts, Medieval Period, Islamic Art, Modern History, Memorial Rooms. The museum also features exhibits on Azerbaijani culture, including traditional clothing, musical instruments, and crafts. Travelers will spend in the Museum about 60 minutes with explanation by their private guide.

t is 10 minutes driving distance from the Museum to the Church. The Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Holy Virgin Mary is the only active Roman Catholic church in Azerbaijan. Located in central Baku, it serves as a significant place of worship and cultural heritage for the Catholic community in the region. The Catholic community Completed in 1912, the original church was designed in the Neo-Gothic style and was a prominent feature of Baku's skyline. In 1997, the Catholic community in Baku was re-established. Following a visit by Pope John Paul II in 2002, a plot of land was allocated for the construction of a new church. Travelers will spend in this last point about 15 minutes with explanation by their private guide. We complete the tour here and return back to the meeting point. Driving Distance from there to City Centre is only 5 minutes.