• Republic Square - Republic Square serves as the central hub of Yerevan, renowned for its impressive neoclassical buildings, pink tufa stone architecture, and vibrant fountains.
• The Armenian National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet named after Alexander Spendiaryan - The Armenian Opera and Ballet Theatre, situated in the heart of Yerevan, stands as a cultural landmark and architectural marvel. Constructed in the 1930s, its grand neoclassical façade and sophisticated interiors showcase Armenia’s rich artistic heritage. This tour offers a behind-the-scenes look at the main hall, orchestra pit, backstage corridors, and even secret lifts, while sharing intriguing stories about the theatre’s history, performances, and renowned artists. A visit here provides a unique insight into Armenia’s dynamic performing arts scene and the legacy of its national culture.
• Cascade Complex - The Cascade is Yerevan’s iconic open-air stairway, linking the city center with the Monument neighborhood. This vast architectural landmark is embellished with modern sculptures, fountains, and terraces, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and Mount Ararat. Ascending the Cascade allows exploration of contemporary art, enjoyment of lush gardens, and experience of one of Yerevan’s most lively cultural and social spaces.
• Yerevan - Abovyan Street is among Yerevan’s oldest streets, originating in the 19th century. Adorned with elegant mansions, charming cafés, and historic buildings, it embodies the city’s rich cultural and architectural heritage. Walking along Abovyan Street provides a glimpse into Yerevan’s past and the stories of its notable residents.

• Guide Service
• Entrance fees

Discover the cultural essence of Yerevan on this intimate walking tour led by a local guide. Delve into the city’s renowned landmarks, delightful courtyards, and hidden treasures while uncovering stories that animate Armenia’s capital. Start at Republic Square, the architectural jewel of Yerevan, and admire the majestic pink tufa neoclassical structures while learning about the city’s origins. Wander down 19th-century Abovyan Street to find the elegant homes of affluent residents. Venture into secluded courtyards and visit one of the city’s oldest churches still standing. The tour’s highlight is an exclusive behind-the-scenes visit to the Armenian Opera and Ballet Theatre, where you can explore the grand hall, orchestra pit, corridors, and secret lift. Conclude at the Cascade complex, taking in breathtaking views of Yerevan and Mount Ararat.

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