Whether you are planning a trip to Armenia, or just want to visit Yerevan, there are a number of fun and fascinating things to do. You can see a number of the country's most interesting sites, as well as enjoy its wonderful food and nightlife. The best thing about Yerevan is that there are so many things to see and do that it is recommended that you stay for four or five days. You'll also get a good feel for the city's culture and architecture.
You'll find many interesting museums in the city. You can take a tour of the History Museum of Armenia, which is right off the main Republic Square in Yerevan. It is home to 400,000 artefacts. You can also check out the Memorial to Armenian Genocide Victims.
The Parajanov Museum in Yerevan is home to 600 of his art works, including assemblages, dolls, flat collages, and film sketches. The museum also houses a number of Parajanov's personal items.
The Cascade is a free modern art museum that's worth a visit. The building is built into a hill, and has several outdoor terraces with fountains. There are also cafes and European-themed restaurants. There are two towers in the complex, one representing 3 million Armenians living in the country, and the other representing 8 million Armenians living in the diaspora.
The History Museum of Armenia is right next to the famous'singing fountains'. The museum houses over 400,000 artefacts, including the world's oldest shoe. The museum is closed on Mondays. You can take a tour of the museum for free, or book a private tour for a fee. You can also book a private tour in English to learn about the most important manuscripts in the museum.
There are many museums in Yerevan, including the Museum of Contemporary Art, which houses a variety of works. You can also visit the Parajanov Museum to learn about the life and works of the famous Armenian artist. You can also check out the TUMO Center, which is a free program for Armenia's youth. The center has 14 different programs, and tours last between one and a half hours.
The largest church in Yerevan is Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral. You can also check out the Armenian soccer stadium and Vardan Mamikonyan statue. The statue is built in Soviet style, and offers panoramic views of the city.
If you're a wine lover, then Saryan Street is a must. It's one of the oldest streets in Yerevan, and hosts a large wine festival every year. You can also check out the shops that sell Armenian wine. You can also try some of Yerevan's famous moonshine. You can even book a tour of a local brewery.
You can find many interesting books at Books 1512. You can also find interesting books about Armenia in other languages. In addition, you can check out the interesting interior of the building, which was constructed in the 1940s.
Yerevan is also home to several festivals, including the Jazz Festival. Several of the festivals have free admission.
Yerevan, the vibrant capital of Armenia, offers a diverse range of excursions for visitors to explore its rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Our carefully curated tours cater to various interests and preferences:
- City Walking Tours: Discover Yerevan's architectural gems, including Republic Square, the Cascade Complex, and the Opera House.
- Historical Landmarks: Visit ancient sites like the Erebuni Fortress and the haunting Armenian Genocide Memorial.
- Cultural Experiences: Immerse yourself in Armenian traditions through visits to local markets, museums, and art galleries.
- Food and Wine Tours: Savor authentic Armenian cuisine and taste locally produced wines and brandies.
- Day Trips: Explore nearby attractions such as the Geghard Monastery, Garni Temple, and Lake Sevan.
- Nature Excursions: Hike in the stunning landscapes surrounding Yerevan, including Mount Aragats.
Customized Tours
We also offer personalized excursions tailored to your specific interests, whether it's photography, archaeology, or spiritual journeys. Our knowledgeable guides ensure an unforgettable experience, bringing Yerevan's fascinating stories to life.
