• Republic Square - An oval roundabout featuring a stone design in the center that resembles a traditional Armenian rug.
• Mirzoyan Library - A city treasure. This serene and wonderful space is filled with books and journals on design and photography, along with a bar and gallery.
• Tufenkian Heritage Hotels - The premier destination for high-quality designer carpets and hand-crafted rugs in a variety of styles.
• Vernissage Market - Visit the Statue of Garegin Nzhdeh, an Armenian national hero. Here, discussions on Armenia’s geopolitical situation and significant historical facts from the 19th century onward take place. Explore the Cultural Genocide Park, known for Khachkars or Armenian cross-stones, and discover the Armenian metro at Republic Square station.
• Missak Manouchian Park - Features a khachkar, or Armenian cross-stone, which is a carved memorial stele with a cross and often includes motifs like rosettes, interlaces, and botanical designs, representing early medieval Armenian art.
• Charles Aznavour Square - This charming square is home to “Grand Hotel Yerevan,” the oldest hotel in Yerevan, opened in 1926 during the Soviet era, with a facade richly adorned with black Armenian tuff stone.

Enjoy sea buckthorn juice, a traditional food, medicine, and skin treatment used for centuries in China, Russia, and Northern Europe.

• The Armenian National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet named after Alexander Spendiaryan - The Opera-Theatre’s groundbreaking occurred on November 28, 1930, during the 10th anniversary celebrations of Soviet Armenia. The building officially opened on January 20, 1933.
• Cafesjian Center for the Arts - Located at the Yerevan Cascade, a complex of grand staircases with fountains. The center is dedicated to showcasing the finest contemporary art in Armenia and presenting Armenian culture to the world.

• Armenian bread

We are cultural storytellers with a deep passion for music, art, history, and architecture. We delight in sharing stories about the intriguing individuals and remarkable places that contribute to Yerevan’s unique character. As storytellers through words, images, and music, we find great joy in meeting new people and sharing some of Yerevan’s most captivating tales. On our tour, you’ll experience the best highlights and hidden gems. We hope to meet you soon!

During our tour, we will stop at an Armenian restaurant to sample local starters such as zaatar with cheese, muhammara, tea, and coffee. Please note that there is a cost of 2,000 AMD (~ $5) per person if you wish to enjoy the appetizers and drinks.

We will visit Khachkars Park, known for its Armenian cross-stones, which are emblematic of Medieval Christian Armenian art. During our walk, we will explore Armenian history, economy, geography, geopolitics, traditions, religious history, hiking routes, and much more.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.