Explore Armenia

Zvartnots Cathedral

Built in the 7th century on a plateau overlooking Mount Ararat, Zvartnots Cathedral stands as one of Armenia's most remarkable archaeological sites, inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage list.

Dilijan National Park

Dense forests, medieval monasteries and river gorges: Dilijan National Park spans over 28,000 hectares in northeastern Armenia and shelters the sites of Haghartsin and Goshavank.

Cascade Complex (Kaskad)

Yerevan's Kaskad is a monumental white limestone staircase that climbs through the heart of the city, blending contemporary sculptures, art galleries and sweeping views of Mount Ararat.

Akhtala Fortress Monastery

Perched above the Debed Gorge, Akhtala Fortress Monastery preserves among the most remarkable 13th-century Georgian-Byzantine frescoes of the Caucasus, within a setting of still-standing medieval fortifications.

Armenia History Museum in Yerevan

Located on Republic Square in Yerevan, the Armenia History Museum houses over 90,000 objects spanning from prehistory to the contemporary era.

Yerevan Brandy Factory

Historic site of Armenian brandy production since 1887, the Yerevan factory is open to visitors with tours of the cellars, ArArAt heritage museum and guided tasting.

Tatev Monastery

Founded in the 9th century in Syunik province, Tatev Monastery overlooks the Vorotan gorge and was one of the great intellectual centers of medieval Armenia.

Sevanavank

Sevanavank Monastery

Perched on a peninsula of Lake Sevan at 2,000 meters altitude, Sevanavank Monastery, founded in 874, preserves two medieval churches emblematic of Armenian architecture.

Semyonovka

Semyonovka

Founded in 1845 by Russian Molokan settlers, Semyonovka is a high-altitude village perched on the Dilijan pass, between dissident heritage and panoramic views over Lake Sevan.

Selim Caravanserai

A 14th-century medieval relay set at 2,410 m on the Selim Pass, between Yeghegnadzor and Lake Sevan, bearing witness to Armenian-Persian trade routes.

Sanahin

Sanahin

A 10th-century UNESCO-listed monastery, medieval bridge and museum of the Mikoyan brothers: Sanahin encapsulates Armenian history in the Debed canyon.

Cathédrale Saint

Saint Gregory Cathedral

Consecrated in 2001 to commemorate 1,700 years of Armenian Christianity, the Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral is the largest religious building in Yerevan.

Parz Lake

A small forest lake in Dilijan National Park, 20 minutes from town: 1.5 km trail, birdwatching, and water activities.

Noravank Monastery

Deep within the Amaghu Gorge, Noravank Monastery brings together three medieval churches linked to the Orbélian princes and sculptor Momik, set against a remarkable rocky backdrop.

Noradouz Cemetery (Noratus)

The world's largest preserved khachkar cemetery, Noratus brings together over 900 sculpted stone crosses dating from the 10th to 18th centuries, near Lake Sevan.

Saint

Saint

Cathedral founded in the 4th century, seat of the Catholicos and one of the world's oldest Christian monuments, UNESCO-listed in Vagharshapat.

Megerian Carpet

Megerian Carpet

Manufactory, museum and carpet shop in Shengavit district, southwest Yerevan: Armenian knot, natural dyes and collections from the 15th to 19th century.

Matosavank Monastery

Founded in 1247 near Dilidjan, Matosavank Monastery is discovered at the end of a forest walk in the national park, 3.5 km from the town.