• Yerevan - Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, is a city with a rich history, being 29 years older than Rome. It dates back to 782 BC when King Argishti The First established the fortress of Erebuni. Known as “The Pink City” due to its many buildings constructed from pink tuff stone, Yerevan is a popular tourist destination. It boasts numerous landmarks, vibrant nightlife, excellent museums, and beautiful parks. A walking tour is an ideal way to experience Yerevan’s culture, history, and cuisine. Republic Square is a must-see, featuring musical fountains with a spectacular show from early May to mid-autumn, accompanied by diverse music genres. The Cascade Complex is another highlight, offering stunning views of the city, especially when illuminated at night.
• Erebuni Museum - Located on Arin-Berd hill, the fortress of Erebuni was built in 782 BC by Urartian King Argishti The First. Excavations in the 20th century uncovered a cuneiform inscription, marking the beginning of Yerevan’s history at this site. The hilltop ruins of the citadel and wall frescoes showcase the artistic achievements of that era. The museum at the base of the hill exhibits artifacts excavated from the fortress area.
• Tsitsernakaberd - This memorial complex honors the victims of the Armenian genocide and stands prominently on Tsitsernakaberd hill. At its center is the Memorial Sepulcher with an eternal flame, surrounded by twelve tall basalt slabs. The 44-meter-high granite stele, shaped like an arrow, symbolizes the spiritual rebirth and resilience of the Armenian people.
• Matenadaran - The Museum of Ancient Manuscripts - Situated on the northern part of Mashtots Avenue, Matenadaran, meaning book depository, is one of the world’s oldest libraries. Its collection includes ancient Armenian books and miniature paintings renowned globally. Among its unique treasures are works of ancient classical authors and rare manuscripts preserved only in Armenian translation. The courtyard of Matenadaran features several monuments dedicated to prominent Armenian cultural figures.

• Customizable stops on your journey
• Travel in comfort with air-conditioned vehicles
• Professional drivers at the wheel
• Insurance for vehicle and passengers included
• Complimentary bottled water for hydration
• Convenient free pick-up & drop-off in Yerevan
• Expert guide in English or Russian (optional)

• Lunch
• Entrance fees to the museums at 3000 AMD ~ 7.90$ per person

Embark on a tour of Yerevan spanning 4-5 hours. Explore the Erebuni Museum situated at the Erebuni fortress on ArinBerd hill, proclaimed as Yerevan’s cradle. Built in 782 BC, a historical revelation was made here during 20th-century archaeological digs - an inscription that signifies Yerevan’s origin from this location. Discover Matenadaran, a tribute to Mesrop Mashtots that boasts one of the richest collections of ancient manuscripts globally. Lastly, pay your respects at Tsitsernakaberd, a memorial for the 1.5 million Armenians who tragically lost their lives in the early 20th-century genocide perpetrated by the Turkish government.

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