Explore the iconic Republic Square, surrounded by grand government buildings, then visit the History Museum of Armenia featuring extensive archaeological and cultural exhibits. The museum opens at 10am.
Visit the ancient Urartian Erebuni Fortress, dating back to 782 B.C., the foundation of Yerevan. The on-site museum showcases artifacts revealing early Armenian history. Open 10am-6pm.
Enjoy a 30-minute lunch featuring Armenian-Middle Eastern halal dishes, ensuring you have energy for afternoon activities. Open all day with quick service.
Discover one of the world’s richest manuscript collections in this fascinating institute, crucial for understanding Armenian history and culture. Open until 6pm.
Visit these 7th-century cathedral ruins, a UNESCO-listed masterpiece of early medieval Armenian architecture located just outside Yerevan. Open 9am-6pm.
Discover the eclectic life and work of Armenia’s iconic filmmaker and artist through a unique museum filled with his art pieces and memorabilia. Open until 6pm.
Spend the morning and early afternoon at Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes, admired for its beautiful scenery and historical Sevanavank Monastery. Open all day.