Yerevan City Guide

Historical Landmarks Republic Square – The city’s central plaza with musical fountains and neoclassical buildings. Cascade Complex – Giant stairway with modern art museum and panoramic city views. Matenadaran – Ancient manuscript repository and research institute.Cultural AttractionsArmenian Genocide Memorial – Somber monument dedicated to the victims of the 1915 genocide.Sergei Parajanov Museum – Showcasing the works of the famous Armenian filmmaker.
Yerevan Opera Theater – Iconic venue for opera and ballet performances.
Religious Sites
Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral – Largest Armenian church in the world.
Blue Mosque – 18th-century Persian mosque, the only active mosque in Armenia.
Echmiadzin Cathedral – UNESCO World Heritage site and spiritual center of the Armenian Church.
Modern Yerevan
Vernissage Market – Open-air flea market selling traditional crafts and souvenirs.
Yerevan Brandy Company – Famous distillery offering tours and tastings.
Tsitsernakaberd Park – Beautiful green space with stunning city views.
With its blend of ancient history and modern dynamism, delicious cuisine, and the backdrop of Mount Ararat, Yerevan offers a captivating experience for visitors. Immerse yourself in the warmth of Armenian hospitality and the rich tapestry of culture in this fascinating capital city.