Yerevan City Tour
Soviet-era squares, the Cascade staircase, the Vernissage craft market and the lanes of Kond, with museum stops chosen to suit your interests.
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Soviet-era squares, the Cascade staircase, the Vernissage craft market and the lanes of Kond, with museum stops chosen to suit your interests.
Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman temple, a gorge of basalt columns and a monastery carved into the cliff, all within 45 minutes of Yerevan.
A high mountain lake with a 9th-century monastery on its peninsula, the wooden balconies of Old Dilijan and a monastery in the forest.
The classic view of Ararat from Khor Virap, a 13th–14th century monastery in a red canyon, and the villages where Armenia's best-known red grape grows.
The spiritual centre of the Armenian Apostolic Church, two 7th-century churches and the ruins of a round cathedral, 30 minutes from Yerevan.
Armenia's second city and its 19th-century streets of black and red tuff, with crafts, home-style food and a 7th-century monastery on the way.
A medieval fortress on a ridge above two gorges, high mountain roads and, in summer, an alpine lake below the peaks of Armenia's highest mountain.
The cave where archaeologists found a 6,000-year-old winery, a tasting in Armenia's best-known wine village and Noravank in its red-rock gorge.
Dried apricots and sujukh at Yerevan's GUM market, lavash slapped onto the wall of a tonir oven and a long village lunch, with a cooking class on request.
Noravank on the way south, a night in Goris, the long cableway ride over the Vorotan gorge to Tatev, and the cave village of Khndzoresk.
Three nights in Yerevan and three well-paced days: the capital, the temple and cliff monastery of Garni and Geghard, and Ararat views at Khor Virap.
Five well-paced days covering the capital, the classic temple and cliff monastery, Lake Sevan and the Dilijan forests, the south and Etchmiadzin.
A full week: the capital, the classic day trips, Sevan and Dilijan, Aragats or Gyumri, and the deep south with Tatev, the Wings of Tatev and Khndzoresk.
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Soviet-era squares, the Cascade staircase, the Vernissage craft market and the lanes of Kond, with museum stops chosen to suit your interests.
Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman temple, a gorge of basalt columns and a monastery carved into the cliff, all within 45 minutes of Yerevan.
A high mountain lake with a 9th-century monastery on its peninsula, the wooden balconies of Old Dilijan and a monastery in the forest.
The classic view of Ararat from Khor Virap, a 13th–14th century monastery in a red canyon, and the villages where Armenia's best-known red grape grows.
The spiritual centre of the Armenian Apostolic Church, two 7th-century churches and the ruins of a round cathedral, 30 minutes from Yerevan.
Noravank on the way south, a night in Goris, the long cableway ride over the Vorotan gorge to Tatev, and the cave village of Khndzoresk.
Armenia's second city and its 19th-century streets of black and red tuff, with crafts, home-style food and a 7th-century monastery on the way.
A medieval fortress on a ridge above two gorges, high mountain roads and, in summer, an alpine lake below the peaks of Armenia's highest mountain.
The cave where archaeologists found a 6,000-year-old winery, a tasting in Armenia's best-known wine village and Noravank in its red-rock gorge.
Dried apricots and sujukh at Yerevan's GUM market, lavash slapped onto the wall of a tonir oven and a long village lunch, with a cooking class on request.
Three nights in Yerevan and three well-paced days: the capital, the temple and cliff monastery of Garni and Geghard, and Ararat views at Khor Virap.
Five well-paced days covering the capital, the classic temple and cliff monastery, Lake Sevan and the Dilijan forests, the south and Etchmiadzin.
A full week: the capital, the classic day trips, Sevan and Dilijan, Aragats or Gyumri, and the deep south with Tatev, the Wings of Tatev and Khndzoresk.
The mountain resort of Tsaghkadzor with its ropeway and medieval Kecharis Monastery, followed by Sevanavank and the shore of Lake Sevan.
Two great medieval monasteries on the rim of the Debed canyon in the far north, inscribed by UNESCO, as a long day trip or with a night in Lori.
Beech and oak forest, a walk between Parz Lake and the monastery village of Gosh, and the old town of Dilijan, about 1.5 hours from Yerevan.
A mountain spa town known for its hot mineral water, a waterfall on the Arpa river and quiet walks, about three hours south-east of Yerevan.
Armenia's key churches and monasteries in four days, from Etchmiadzin and Khor Virap to Geghard, Noravank and Sevanavank, at a pace that allows for services.
Short drives, hands-on experiences and outdoor time: lavash baking, basalt columns, a lake, forest trails and a ropeway, planned around your children.
The best of Armenia at your own pace, with a private guide, a comfortable vehicle, carefully chosen hotels and tastings arranged around your interests.
Ski days on Mount Teghenis above Tsaghkadzor, an hour from Yerevan, with time for Yerevan's winter evenings and snowy Garni and Geghard.
Itineraries built around light rather than ticket times: Ararat at dawn from Khor Virap, red cliffs at Noravank, Tatev above its gorge and Sevan at dusk.
Slow mornings, sunset views, wine country and mountain monasteries, with private transport and hotels chosen for couples.
Your own route, your own pace: a private car and driver for day trips or longer journeys, with a guide added on request.
A private car between Zvartnots International Airport and your Yerevan hotel, booked in advance so you don't have to arrange a taxi on arrival.
Arranged on request
These experiences are designed individually around your dates and interests. Send a request and we will suggest a route.
For a first day, Garni and Geghard is the easiest and most rewarding trip. Add Khor Virap and Noravank for Ararat views and canyon scenery, and Lake Sevan with Dilijan for lakes and forests.
Yes. The itineraries are starting points. We can shorten, combine or reorder them, add tastings or lunches on request, and plan multi-day routes around them.
The cost depends on group size, vehicle, guide, season and extras. Rather than show misleading averages, we send a written quote for your actual trip.
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