• Victory Park and Statue of Mother Armenia - Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of Armenia with this private tour in Yerevan, tailored to fit your schedule and interests.
• Yerevan - The building now home to the Cafesjian Center for the Arts is a landmark for Armenians, especially those in Yerevan. Known as “The Cascade,” it is a beloved spot for both locals and visitors.

Cascade Statistics:
Number of steps - 572
Distance from the bottom to the top of the Cascade: 302 m / 991 feet
Distance from the bottom to the top of the Monument Terrace: 450 m / 1476 feet
Width: 50 m / 164 feet
Height of Monument Terrace: 118 m / 387 feet
Incline: 15 degrees

• Republic Square - When visiting Armenia and its ancient capital Yerevan, a stop at Republic Square is a must. Located in the heart of Yerevan, it is one of the city’s most remarkable and renowned sites.

This area is defined by five notable buildings:

• The National Art Gallery and History Museum of Armenia, housing approximately 400,000 exhibits that span the entire history of the Armenian people from ancient times to the present.
• The Government House of the Republic of Armenia, featuring the country’s main clock with bells on its tower.
• The Central Post Office of the Republic of Armenia, offering telegraph services, long-distance calls, currency exchange, postcards, and package services.
• The “Mariott Armenia” hotel, which warmly welcomes Yerevan’s guests and, despite its authentic architecture, offers the most modern amenities.
• The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.
• Saint Gregory The Illuminator Cathedral - St Grigor Lusavorich Cathedral symbolizes the 1700th anniversary of Christianity’s adoption as a state religion in Armenia and honors St Gregory, the illuminator, who introduced Christianity to the country.
• Vernissage Market - Vernissage is Yerevan’s largest flea market, open year-round. It offers souvenirs from the Soviet era to modern times, along with handmade crafts in various themes and colors.
• Charent’s Arch - Charents Arch is situated near Yerevan, between the pagan temple of Garni and the Geghard Christian monastery complex in the village of Vokhchaberd.
• Garni Gorge - Garni Canyon, also known as “Symphony of Stones” or “Basalt Organ,” is renowned for its stunning natural rock formations. The gorge features massive, symmetrically arranged hexagonal and pentagonal basalt columns (nearly 50 meters high) that resemble an organ, hence the name “Basalt Organ Pipes.”
• The Monastery of Geghard - Geghard Monastery is a masterpiece of medieval Armenian architecture, entirely carved out of a cave. Founded in the 4th century AD at the site of a sacred spring, the monastery’s name, Geghard (spear), is derived from the spear that pierced Jesus Christ on the cross, now housed in the Echmiadzin museum. The Geghard Monastery complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Garni Temple - Constructed in the latter half of the 1st century by King Trdat III, the Garni Temple is the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia. After Christianity’s adoption, it became the summer residence of Khosrovadukht, King Trdat III’s sister. Destroyed by an earthquake in 1679, remnants of its elegant columns and wall stones are scattered around the site. It is believed the temple was dedicated to Mithra, the Sun God.

• Bottled water
• Guide service (optional)
• Transportation on comfortable vehicles and professional drivers
• Wi-Fi in transportation
• Free pick-up & drop-off within Yerevan

• Entrance tickets to museum
• Entrance tickets to Garni temple and Symphony of stones
• Lunch

Step into the culture and history of Armenia on this private tour in Yerevan that can be created according your schedule and interests. Explore some of the city’s top museums, taste traditional sweeties in local food market, discover the famous Ararat brandy factory, try to create your own rug in Megerian Carpet factory. It is the perfect way to discover the history, cuisine and culture of one the oldest cities in the world

Yerevan. We will go to Garni from Yerevan. An the first stop will be at Arch of Charents. The next stop is Garni pagan temple, which is the only preserved pagan temple in Armenia. Also we will go to Geghard monastery. The last stop will be at Symphony of the stones which attractive for the wonderful natural rocks.

• Infant meals not included

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