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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Matenadaran

Matenadaran

The Institute of Ancient Manuscripts in Yerevan, the Matenadaran houses over 17,000 Armenian and foreign manuscripts, inscribed in UNESCO's Memory of the World register since 1997.

Hovannavank Monastery

Some thirty kilometers from Yerevan, Hovannavank overlooks the Kasakh Canyon and combines an early Christian church with a 13th-century Zakharid cathedral.

Armenian Genocide Memorial

In Yerevan, the Tsitsernakaberd complex brings together a circular monument, a 44-meter needle, and an underground museum dedicated to the memory of the 1915 Armenian genocide.

Geghard Monastery

40 km from Yerevan, the UNESCO-listed cave monastery of Geghard combines cliff-carved chapels, medieval relics, and the Azat valley.

Garni Temple

30 km from Yerevan, Garni Temple is Armenia's only pagan monument. A Greco-Roman sanctuary reconstructed in the 1970s, commanding views over the Azat Gorge.

Forteresse d'Amberd

Amberd Fortress

At 2,300 m on the slopes of Mount Aragats, Amberd Fortress combines medieval Pahlavouni remains, an 11th-century church, and panoramic alpine views.