We offer sightseeing tours in Yerevan at optimal prices – the capital of Armenia, one of the oldest cities in the world, where the uniqueness of the past harmoniously blends with the swift pace of modernity, the beauty of nature, and the originality of architecture. From the distant south, the majestic Mount Ararat watches over every Yerevan resident and guest of the city, the slopes of which, according to the Bible, Noah descended after the Great Flood, and every ancient stone breathes memories of the harsh battles and sieges the city has endured throughout its history. We are ready to guide you through the streets and avenues of beautiful Yerevan so that you fall in love with its unique and magnificent appearance, just like we did.

Yerevan – The Eternal and Young Pink City

Yerevan, spread out in the Ararat Valley, was founded in 782 BCE and celebrated its 2,805th anniversary in 2023. There are very few cities in the world that are so ancient. Here are some of the most interesting facts about the capital of Armenia:

1. The city is located at an altitude of 1 km above sea level, varying by ±200 m in different districts.
2. The area of Yerevan is slightly more than 223 sq. km.
3. Almost 99% of Yerevan’s residents are Armenians, many of whom understand Russian and English.
4. Yerevan is ranked among the top 100 safest cities in the world (according to numbeo.com).
5. Water in Yerevan, and Armenia in general, is very clean and can be drunk straight from the tap or from public drinking fountains called pulpulak.
6. Two famous brandy factories – “Noah” and “Ararat” – are located nearby, separated by the Akhtanak Bridge, which is 0.5 km long.
7. Yerevan has a metro system, opened in 1981; its single line consists of 10 stations.
8. Yerevan is called a sunny city for a reason: on average, 300 days a year, the sky over the capital of Armenia is clear with bright sun.
9. Yerevan residents are passionate coffee lovers: they drink it from morning to evening, conducting business and friendly meetings over a cup of coffee.
10. The city is called the Pink City because most buildings are made of tuff, a volcanic stone with a beautiful pink hue.

Attractions of Yerevan

The city has many historical monuments, cultural sites, architecturally unique buildings, museums, and art objects. The most famous include:

1. Cascade – an incredibly striking monumental staircase with 675 steps, featuring flower beds and fountains with colorful lighting, connecting the upper and lower parts of the city.
2. Cafesjian Center for the Arts, located inside the Cascade, hosts contemporary art exhibitions, concerts, lectures, and more.
3. Victory Park and the “Mother Armenia” monument, 54 meters high; nearby are the Military Museum, Ferris wheel, attractions, ancient khachkars, etc.
4. Matenadaran – a manuscript repository and museum, housing 18,000 manuscripts, over 100,000 archival documents, and old books in various languages.
5. Freedom Square, with the A. Spendiaryan Opera and Ballet Theater and Swan Lake, a popular gathering spot for locals of all ages.
6. Republic Square – the main square of Yerevan, rightly considered one of the most beautiful squares in the world, featuring intricate carvings, ancient Armenian-style paintings, and colorful singing fountains that delight both residents and visitors.
7. Northern Avenue – the central pedestrian artery of the city, impressive for its beauty, spaciousness, modern architecture, and abundance of boutiques, shops, and restaurants.

Other notable places include Erebuni Fortress, Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral, Vernissage, Mirzoyan Library Cultural Center, English Park, Charles Aznavour Square, Dalan Art Gallery, and the “Ararat” and “Noah” brandy factories – there is plenty for tourists to see!

Booking Tours in Yerevan with Our Agency

We offer individual and group tours (5–18 people) around Yerevan in comfortable minibuses and sedans with Russian-speaking drivers and professional guides fluent in Russian. The tour price includes transfer and guided services; meals, museum visits, tastings, etc., are paid for separately by tourists. To book a tour, contact us online, via messengers, or by phone – we will discuss and arrange the details of your upcoming visit to Yerevan.