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Located on Republic Square in Yerevan, the Armenia History Museum houses over 90,000 objects spanning from prehistory to the contemporary era.
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.
Sevanavank
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.
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.
Erevan
Older than Rome, carved from pink tufa and framed by Mount Ararat, Yerevan reveals 2,800 years of history, vibrant markets, and a unique cultural scene in the heart of the Caucasus.
Gyoumri
Gyumri, Arménie's second-largest city: tuff stone houses, artisan workshops and living memory of the 1988 earthquake. Our guide to visiting the country's cultural capital.
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