• Dalan Art Gallery - Like every ancient country, Armenia has its own unique symbols. The best way to bring a piece of Armenia back home is by purchasing a local souvenir adorned with Armenian symbols. Enjoy a tour of the “Dalan” souvenir shop, visit an old-fashioned cafe that was once a wealthy man’s home, and capture some great photos. The next stop is a Carpet shop on Abovyan Street, where you’ll learn about the history and characteristics of Armenian carpet making.

• Moscow Cinema - Moscow Cinema is the oldest cinema in Yerevan. During our tour, you’ll see this historic building as well as the Union of Artists building.

• Onanyan Restaurant - Located on Tumanyan Street, this unique restaurant features a bakery with delicious local bread. The guide will treat you to the tastiest Armenian bread, and you’ll also see the stove where it’s made.

• Aram Khachaturyan Concert Hall - Tour participants will explore the concert hall both inside and out, delving into its history. This part of the tour begins near the statue of Aram Khachatryan, then guests enter through the service entrance to learn about the building’s history through a photography gallery. Afterward, guests visit the main hall, see the concert preparation area, amphitheater, platform, and finally the roof, which offers a magnificent view of the Cascade Complex and Victory Park.

• Cafesjian Center for the Arts - Cascade is one of the most famous spots in Yerevan. From the top of Cascade, you’ll get an incredible view of evening Yerevan. Participants will take escalators to the Cafesjian Center for the Arts and Swarovski Museum. After a brief museum visit, you’ll head outside to the top of Cascade.

• Martiros Saryan Park - Saryan’s Park in Yerevan is a place where you can relax and enjoy various pieces of art, and even purchase one if you like. At the heart of this park stands a remarkable marble statue of Martiros Saryan, crafted by sculptor Levon Tokmajyan and architect Artur Tarkhanyan in 1986. This stop may be added or removed depending on the season.

• Tashir Street Shopping Gallery - This shopping gallery features about 70 stores offering clothing, footwear, interior decorations, furniture, children’s products, accessories, and more. It has become a popular spot for both locals and tourists, resonating with the classical yet democratic architecture of Northern Avenue.

• Northern Avenue - Northern Avenue, Vedi Alco wine shop - duration 30 min. Enjoy a tasting of five types of Armenian wine at the renowned Vedi Alco wine factory shop. Vedi Alco has been continuing the centuries-old traditions of Armenian winemaking since 1938. In the heart of Yerevan, you can visit the shop and enjoy a fine wine tasting, featuring Areni dry wine, Vernashen semi-sweet wine, Pomegranate wine, Old Yerevan white wine, and Rose Bolgrad.

Ijevan Wine Brandy Factory shop - duration 30 min. Taste famous Armenian 10-year-old brandy paired with chocolate at the Ijevan Wine-Brandy Factory shop. Established in 1951, the factory produces high-quality brandies, grape and fruit wines, fruit vodkas, and a wide range of canned products.

• Singing Fountains - Republic Square is the heart of Yerevan. In summer and spring, people gather here to enjoy the singing fountains and their “dance.” In winter, Republic Square is adorned with Christmas decorations, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere. This is the final stop of the city tour, offering a deeper understanding of the pink city, Yerevan.

• Arno Babajanyan Concert Hall - The last stop is the State Philharmonia of Armenia, which has been operating since 1930. Inside, you’ll find unique architecture and famous Armenian painter Saryan’s paintings in the form of colorful stained glass windows.

• Informative, friendly and professional guide service (English, Russian)
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• 10 years-old Armenian brandy with chocolate
• 5 types of Armenian wine tasting: Red dry wine, Semi-sweet wine, Pomegranate wine, White wine and Rose

• Transfer to/from the starting point