Yerevan City tour

Tour inclusion

• Professional Guide+driver service
• Air-conditioned vehicle-4-18 seats

Tour exclusion

• Erebuni museum fortress entrance fee-12 dollars

We offer you to start your journey across Armenia with a fascinating sightseeing tour of Yerevan, the heart of Armenia. You are going to enjoy interesting stories of the thousand-year history of the capital along with visits of architectural monuments (such as the Opera House, Cascade Complex, National Assembly Building, Republic Square, Erebuni Museum and Fortress), as well as vintage central streets of the city (such as Abovyan str., Mashtots ave., Baghramyan ave., Northern ave.). And from the height of the special viewpoint the whole city will open up towards you.

Republic Square

Republic Square with colorful Fountains, National Art Gallery Museum, Ministry of transportation and communication, and unique ornaments make the charming beauty of the Square.

Cascade Complex

After, again we will cross the roundabout to a row of open-air cafes that lead to a statue of Alexander Tamanyan (Yerevan’s chief architect) and smoothly with historical review move to Cascade Complex which has escalators inside and has the shape of a waterfall, place is famous for external and internal beauties.

Northern Avenue
Northern Avenue is the most modern place of Yerevan, connecting its two main areas: Republic Square and Freedom Square. Avenue decorated with many luxury buildings, restaurants, offices and commercial properties. Continuing ahead with drinking Fresh Juice specially prepared with our customers name, you’ll reach the beating heart of Yerevan, Opera Square, where locals go to see a show or simply to hang out.

Erebuni Museum and Fortress

The fortress of Erebuni is on Arin-Berd hill. It was built in 782 BC by the Urartian King Argishti The First. During the excavations, started in the 20th century, a cuneiform inscription was found, according to which, the history of nowadays Yerevan starts from this place. On the top of the hill the ruins of the citadel and the frescoes on the wall reveal the high artistic achievements of those remote centuries. The museum down the hill displays the findings that have been excavated in the territory of the fortress.