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Haghpat Monastery

Haghpat is medieval monastery complex located in Haghpat town Lori Region. Haghpat monastery was built in 10th century. Haghpat was eminent spiritual and cultural center of Armenia.

Shaki Waterfall

Discover the beauty and legend of Shaki Waterfall in Syunik, Armenia. Learn the best time to visit this stunning landmark near Sisian and Karahunj.

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.

National Gallery of Armenia

The National Gallery is the main Gallery of Armenia and located at the Republic Square of Yerevan. The Gallery’s collection contains more than 26,000 canvas presenting Armenian, Russian, European paintings.

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.

Cascade Complex

If you want to see the new breath of Armenian Architecture, Cascade Complex is just two minutes walk from Opera theatre. This extraordinary building was built in 1970’s.

Spitakavor Monastery

A beautiful white church waits for hikers high in the Armenian hills. Spitakavor Monastery is famous for its bright, pale stone that shines against the green grass and blue sky. Because it is hidden away, you have to walk along mountain paths filled with wildflowers to find it.

Akhtala Monastery

Akhtala monastery complex was built in 10th century located in Akhtala town, Lori Region. The monastery is surrounded by natural barriers and the only entrance to the castle is from the north .

Parz Lake

Discover the mirror-like waters of Parz Lake in Armenia. Explore hiking trails, local wildlife, and nearby monasteries in the heart of Dilijan National Park.

Angels Canyon

Located just beyond the city of Vedi, near the village of Dashtakar, Angels Canyon is a surreal rupture in the arid landscape of the Ararat province. If Khosrov is Armenia’s "living laboratory" of greenery, Angels Canyon is its gallery of stone.

Mount Hatis

Explore Mount Hatis in Armenia's Kotayk region. Learn about its volcanic origins, the ancient legend of Queen Semiramis, and tips for hiking this iconic peak near Yerevan.

Sergei Parajanov Museum

The other pride of Yerevan city is the Sergey Parajanov’s Museum (1988).The Museum comprises 1400 exhibits; the collection includes installations, drawings, dolls, hats, and collages.

Khor-Virap

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

Katoghike Church

Katoghike Holy Mother of God is a small medieval church located in Kentron District of Yerevan. On one of the walls of the church, there is a carved script that dates back to 1264.

Zoravor Surb Astvatsatsin Church

Zoravor Surb Astvatsatsin Church is one of the oldest churches in Yerevan. The Church is located in the oldest part of Yerevan which was called Shahar district.

Jermuk Waterfall

The Jermuk Waterfall, widely known as the "Mermaid’s Hair," is one of Armenia’s most poetic natural landmarks. Tucked away in the Vayots Dzor region at an altitude of 2,000 meters, it cascades down a cliff from a height of approximately 70 meters. Unlike vertical drops that crash straight down, the water here flows gracefully over the smooth, inclined rocks of the Arpa River gorge, creating a shimmering, silver effect that truly resembles flowing locks of hair.

Armenian Genocide Museum

The Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex or Tsitstsernakaberd is dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide. The Memorial Complex includes the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute which was opened in 1995.

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.

Sorriso Cascade

Located on Tamanyan Street right at the base of the iconic architectural monument, Sorriso Cascade is a cornerstone of Yerevan’s vibrant café culture. While some spots focus on industrial grit, Sorriso—meaning "Smile" in Italian—embraces a classic, sun-drenched European terrace vibe. It’s where Italian tradition meets the artistic soul of Armenia. Known for its prime outdoor seating that offers a front-row seat to the Cascade’s sculptures and fountains, it provides a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. It’s a place that feels like a perpetual summer afternoon, characterized by bright colors, bustling energy, and the constant clink of gelato spoons. As a flagship of the Sorriso brand, which brought authentic Italian gelato to Yerevan in 2012, this location is a masterclass in "Dolce Vita." Whether you’re stopping for a quick espresso after climbing the Cascade stairs or settling in for a long brunch, Sorriso is the city's go-to for comfort and charm. Why Visit?

Saint Sarkis Church

Being located on the left bank of Hrazdan River stands a beautiful church. It was built in Yerevan in 1842. Once it was huge complex surrounded with high gates and included three churches St Sarkis, St Gevorg and St Hakob.