Cascade Complex is a giant stairway made of limestone in Yerevan. A cultural center with multiple indoor and outdoor galleries is located inside the complex. Enjoy the panoramic view of the city’s landmarks while climbing up the stairs.
The Yerevan History Museum displays Armenia's rich history, from ancient times to contemporary life. With a wide range of exhibits, such as archaeological artifacts, household items, musical instruments, sculptures, and modern artworks, the museum is worth visiting for history lovers.
The Armenian Genocide Museum and Park provide a chilling account of the atrocities committed against the Armenian people by the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1923. The park outside the museum is perfect for a walk, relaxation and reflection in a peaceful setting.
The Republic Square is a central landmark of Yerevan, a place where public protests and gatherings are held. This square is known for stunning architectural features and statues which make this place a perfect spot for a photo op. Don't miss the magnificent singing fountains show.
The Erebuni Fortress, built in 782 BC, is one of the oldest fortresses in the world. The museum inside the fortress displays a vast collection of ancient artifacts, stone carvings, sculptures, and other historical objects. Visitors can enjoy a hilltop view of Yerevan from the fortress.
For art aficionados, add a visit to the National Art Gallery, located at the Republic Square. For food lovers, try some traditional Armenian cuisine like khorovats (barbeque) or dolma (stuffed grape leaves) at local restaurants like Lavash, Artashi Mot, and Dolmama.