Sights Yerevan
9th-century monasteries, cave towns, natural landmarks, wineries. Each place — its own page with history, how to get there and where to stay nearby.
Biainili Vault in Yerevan
An ancient burial vault from the world of Biainili - the land we now call Urartu - resting beneath modern Yerevan.
Erebuni Museum
An archaeological museum-reserve at the foot of the Erebuni fortress — the Urartian stronghold from which Yerevan traces its very beginning.
Charents Museum of Literature and Arts
Yerevan's great archive of Armenian letters, named for the poet Yeghishe Charents. Where a nation keeps the manuscripts of its writers.
Tsitsernakaberd
Armenia's hilltop memorial to the victims of the Armenian Genocide — an eternal flame, a soaring stele and a place of quiet remembrance above Yerevan.
Holy Mother of God Parochial Church
A parish church dedicated to the Holy Mother of God in Yerevan, listed among Armenia's cultural heritage monuments.
Garni and Geghard — sun temple and cave monastery
The pagan temple of Garni, the Garni gorge with its basalt «Symphony of Stones», and Geghard — a 4th-century monastery carved into the rock. Lunch with lavash baking in a tonir.
Holy Trinity Church (Yerevan)
A spacious Armenian Apostolic church in Yerevan, dedicated to the Holy Trinity and gathering its city congregation.
Great Bridge of Hrazdan
One of Yerevan's grandest crossings, its broad arches sweeping over the Hrazdan Gorge as a listed cultural heritage monument.
Museum of History of Medicine in Armenia
A Yerevan museum tracing the long story of medicine in Armenia, from ancient healing to modern care. A look at how a nation learned to mend itself.
Central Bank Visitor Center
An interactive Yerevan museum where the story of Armenian money, banking and the economy comes to life — hands-on and surprisingly fun.
Museum of Printing
Armenia was an early home of the printed book - this Yerevan museum tells the story of type, presses and the written word.
Karmir Blur
A red-earth hill on the edge of Yerevan that hides the remains of an ancient Urartian fortress-town, one of the country's key archaeological sites.
Zoravor Surb Astvatsatsin Church Complex
One of Yerevan's oldest surviving church complexes, a stone refuge of calm hidden among the city's streets.
Saint Sarkis Church, Nor Nork
A Saint Sarkis church in Yerevan's Nor Nork district, carrying the name of one of Armenia's most beloved saints.
Church of the Holy Mother of God (Nor Nork)
A neighbourhood church in Yerevan's Nor Nork district, where modern city life keeps the Armenian church tradition close.
Southern Armenia
A three-day journey through southern Armenia. A night in Goris, visits to Khndzoresk and the cave churches. One of the country’s most striking routes.
Katoghike Church, Yerevan
A tiny medieval chapel that survived in the heart of Yerevan and now anchors a serene church courtyard.
Aznavour Center
A Yerevan museum to Charles Aznavour, the French-Armenian voice the whole world knew. Music, memory and a son's love for his roots.
Erebuni Fortress
The ancient Urartian citadel that gave Yerevan its name — a hilltop fortress older than Rome, watching over the modern capital.
Holy Martyrs Church (Nubarashen)
A neighborhood church in Yerevan's Nubarashen district, a calm spiritual anchor away from the city center.
Avan Cathedral Complex (Surb Astvatsatsin)
A historic church complex in Yerevan's Avan district and a recognised monument of Armenia's cultural heritage.
Davtashen Bridge
A bold modern span carrying traffic high over the Hrazdan, linking Yerevan's Davtashen district to the city across the gorge.
The Lori canyon — Alaverdi and Haghpat
A one-day trip north: Alaverdi in the Debed canyon, Sanahin and Haghpat — both on the UNESCO list. Lunch by the river.
Valery Bryusov Museum
A literary museum in Yerevan honouring the poet Valery Bryusov, a devoted friend of Armenian verse. A house of words where two cultures meet.
Modern Art Museum of Yerevan
A pioneering home for Armenian contemporary art, where the country's modern voices fill bright Yerevan halls.
ARF History Museum
A Yerevan museum devoted to the Armenian Revolutionary Federation and the political history it helped shape over more than a century.
Folk Art Museum
Carpets, carvings, embroidery and lace - a Yerevan museum devoted to the everyday genius of Armenian folk craft.
Arthur Tarkhanyan Centre
A Yerevan centre of architecture and museum of Armenian modernism. The place to understand the bold concrete city around you.
Surp Anna Church
A church in central Yerevan dedicated to Saint Anne, where freshly cut stone carries an old form.
History Museum of Armenia
Armenia's national history museum on Republic Square — the country's deepest single dive into thousands of years of its past.
Holy Martyrs Vardanants Church
A Yerevan church honoring the Vardanants martyrs, where Armenian faith and remembrance share the same walls.
Haghtanak Bridge
Yerevan's "Victory" bridge, a sturdy span over the Hrazdan and a recognised piece of the capital's cultural heritage.
Mother Armenia Military Museum
A military museum set beneath the towering Mother Armenia statue, telling the story of those who defended the country. History stands here, sword in hand.
All the way to Meghri
Five days along the Arax River through all of Syunik to Meghri — the southernmost point of Armenia. Pomegranate gardens, monasteries, hot springs.
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Where to stay in mountains and cities
Family guesthouses, boutique hotels, glamping, cave suites. Across Armenia.
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