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Ponchik Monchik Gyumri

Right in the historic heart of Gyumri, Ponchik Monchik is more than just a café—it is a local landmark. While other spots might try to be modern or fancy, Ponchik Monchik—which literally means "Donut-Donut"—is cozy, nostalgic, and smells like the best parts of childhood. It is famous for being the soul of Gyumri’s food scene, where you can sit and watch the city’s life pass by through big windows or enjoy the vibrant, colorful interior. The atmosphere is joyful and legendary among families. It feels like a celebration every day, filled with the aroma of fried dough and the sound of children laughing. Since it opened, Ponchik Monchik has been the "must-visit" spot for anyone traveling to Armenia's cultural capital. It is the perfect place to warm up with a hot cocoa after exploring the Black Fortress or to grab a quick, sugary snack while walking through the old town. If you want a true taste of Gyumri’s hospitality and a bit of sweet comfort, you cannot skip this place.

Gallery of Mariam and Eranuhi Aslamazyan Sisters

Discover the vibrant legacy of Mariam and Eranuhi Aslamazyan in Gyumri. Explore over 600 works of Armenian modernism housed in a historic 19th-century black tuff mansion.

Khor-Virap

Khor Virap monastery is located in Ararat region near Lusarat town. This monastery is considered to be Armenian famous sanctuary and pilgrimage.

Erebuni Museum

Erebuni museum is one of the important museums of Yerevan. A cuneiform inscription on the establishment of Erebuni town is located in this museum.

Hayravank Monastery

Standing on a rocky cliff above the blue waters of Lake Sevan, the Hayravank Monastery is a powerful monument made of dark volcanic stone. While Spitakavor is known for its light colors and 13th-century carvings, Hayravank is older and more rugged, with its earliest parts dating back to the 9th century. Its thick basalt walls were built to last, designed to withstand both the harsh mountain winters and the many invaders who passed through the region.

Republic Square of Armenia

Yerevan, a heart of Armenia, is full of statues, buildings and other monuments that give special look to this ancient city. Every building gives a new breath to this lovely pink city. The Armenian architects and masters created such kind of buildings that are still wondering everyone. Yerevan being a capital of Armenia is famous for its unique, outstanding and exclusive structure.

Afrolab Roastery

Located on Pushkin Street, Afrolab Roastery is widely considered the pioneer of Yerevan’s specialty coffee movement. Far from the typical quiet café, Afrolab pulses with energy, trading minimalist aesthetics for a vibrant, tropical-industrial vibe. Known for its bold jungle-themed wallpaper, lush greenery, and high ceilings, it offers a sophisticated yet high-octane atmosphere that feels both urban and exotic.

Cafesjian Center for the Arts

Visiting the Cafesjian Center? Get tips on the 572 steps, free escalator hours, art exhibitions, and the best spot for Mount Ararat views in Yerevan.

Geghard monastery

Geghard is medieval monastery complex in Armenia, located in Kotayk region near Goght town. The monastery was built in a place where once was a famous sanctuary, due to its sacred sources coming from the rocks.

Saint Gregory the Enlightener Cathedral

The Saint Gregory the Enlightener Cathedral is the largest Armenian Apostolic Church in Armenia. It is located in the Central part of Yerevan.

Garni Temple

Geghard’s pagan temple was built in 77 BC, 2nd century. It is located in Kotayk region at the left bank of Azat River.The structure of Geghard's temple is typical of the Hellenistic Architectural period.

Sanahin Monastery

Sanahin is monastery complex located in Alaverdi town, Lori region. According to a legend, Sanahin was named after the master of a student that built Haghpat monastery.

Goshavank

Goshavank is medieval monastery complex. It is located in Gosh town (Tavush Region), at the left bank of Getik River. The previous name of the church was Nor Getik, but after the death of Mkhitar Gosh, the church was renamed Goshavank.

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Saint Gevorg Monastery of Mughni

The Saint Gevorg Monastery of Mughni is located in the Aragatsotn region of Armenia. The remains of Saint George were kept in the church.

Mother Armenia Military Museum

You’ve probably seen a statue of a woman overlooking Yerevan city and you have had a question; who is she or why a woman holds a sword in her hand?

The Wings of Tatev Ropeway

The Wings of Tatev isn't just a cable car; it is a soaring bridge between the modern world and the medieval soul of Armenia. Stretching over 5.7 kilometers, it holds the world record as the longest non-stop double-track cable car, but its true value lies in the perspective it offers. As the cabin glides silently away from the station at Halidzor, the ground drops away to reveal the staggering depths of the Vorotan River Gorge, a landscape of jagged cliffs and emerald forests that looks more like a fantasy kingdom than a geographical feature.

History Museum of Armenia

The History Museum of Armenia was founded in 1919. It exhibits about 400,000 art crafts of the Armenian Highlands from the prehistoric times to the middle ages and our days.

Mount Azdahak

Mount Azdahak is a stunning extinct volcano located in the heart of the Geghama Mountains. Standing at roughly 3,597 meters, it is the third-highest peak in Armenia and offers one of the most unique landscapes in the Caucasus region. For tourists seeking an adventure away from the crowds, this mountain provides a mix of Martian-like scenery, ancient history, and refreshing natural beauty.

Kecharis Monastery

Kecharis is medieval monastery complex located in Tsaghkadzor town, Kotayk region. The monastery is the spiritual and cultural center of Kotayk region.