Armenia trip planner

Explore the streets of Armenia's capital city, admiring the historic architecture, modern atmosphere, and gorgeous surrounding landscapes.

Wander through this ancient city, soaking up the rich history and admiring the wealth of historic holy sites.

Wander through this ancient city, getting to know its rich past, vibrant present, and beautiful old architecture.

Stroll through this beautiful town, getting to know its history as a Soviet Olympic ski resort, and admiring the gorgeous scenery.

Explore the ins and outs of this charming town, getting to know the friendly locals, and admiring the amazing scenery.

Wander around this awesome town, mingling with fellow travelers, and planning excursions to the surrounding nature.

Get to know this beautiful town, its fascinating past, and all there is to do here, on an explore of the historic center.

Stoll along the tree lined avenues, admiring the 19C houses, and getting a feel for the local culture.

Stroll through this classic Armenian city, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere and getting to know local culture.

Head outdoors to one of Armenia's most magnificent parks, home to the beautiful Lake Sevan, and an array of local flora and fauna.

This renown museum and research institute is home to an amazing collection of medieval manuscripts covering a wide variety of topics.

Dedicated to those killed in the Armenian Genocide, this is the nation's official memorial of that time.

Stroll through Yerevan's main square, home to some of the capital's major sites. Try to visit at night when the square is beautifully illuminated.

This massive staircase is a popular place to walk around, hang out, and grab a cup of coffee in one of the many cafes and restaurants.

Dedicated to the artistic and literary heritage of Serhei Parajanov, this museum is one of Yerevan's most popular and is home to over 1,400 artifacts.

Shop for your souvenirs at this lovely market, where local artists come to sell their traditional works of art.

With archaeology, ethnography, numismatics, and more, this incredible museum houses over 400,000 artifacts from throughout Armenia's history.

See a show or just pay a visit to Yerevan's elegant renowned opera theater.

Stroll along the shores of Areni Lake, enjoying the tranquillity of the park, and make sure to check out the statue of Mother Armenia.

Get a taste for upper class life in Yerevan with a stroll down this pedestrian boulevard, lined with luxury homes and shops.

Escape the bustle of the city with a stroll through this lovely park, founded in the 18C and home to gardens, statues, ponds, and more.

Established in 2002, this unique museum houses works from the Gerard L. Cafesjian collection of contemporary art.

Armenia's only active mosque dates to the 18C. A museum under Soviet rule, it was restored to its former purpose with Armenia's independence.

The name "Yerevan" was derived from the name of this fortress, which was one of the country's most important political, economic and cultural centers.

Home to over 200 different species, this renowned zoo promises fun for all ages.

With collections of Russian and Western European art, this museum is also home to the world's largest collection of Amenaian art.

Armenia's largest cathedral was completed in 2001 in honor of 1,700 years of Christianity in Armenia and was named for the saint who brought it here.

Located at the bottom of the steps of Yerevan Cascade, this impressive statue depicts famous Amrenian architect Alexander Tamanyan.

Learn about the history and production of famous Armenian beverage brand Noy with a visit to the factory.

Levon Arakelyan dug these fantastic tunnels beneath his home by hand, originally as a root cellar for his wife, which now house a museum.

With its humble beginning as a 4C cave monastery, this ancient Christian site was expanded and decorated until it transformed into today's holy site.

These amazing sculptures of the Armenian alphabet were built in honor of the language's 1,600th birthday and are located at the founder's gravesite.

Considered to be Armenia's oldest cathedral, Echmiadzin Monastery is considered the center of Armenian Christianity.

Explore the ruins of this ancient cathedral. The cathedral dates to the 7C and inspired other Armenian cathedrals.

Built on the site of a Helenistic temple, this historic church is named for a nun who is considered one of Armenia's first martyrs.

Built on the site where nuns were martyred, this historic church was built in the 17C and features a dome that allows light to stream in.

Head down the Garni Gorge to admire the breathtaking basalt rock, beautiful nature, and some nearby historic sites including Garni Temple.

Built in 1957 honour of Armenian poet Eghishe Charents, this arch beautifully frames the view of the magnificent Mount Ararat.

Hike through a 3C forest to reach this ruined monastery, dating to the 11C, enjoying beautiful nature and fabulous views.

This cave complex features burial sites dating back to 5,000 BC, and is one of Armenia's most significant archaeological sites.

Established in the 7C, the "deep dungeon" monastery imprisoned Gregory the Illuminator, the man who brought Christianity to Armenia.

Situated in a beautiful gorge, this preserved monastery dates to the 13C and is a beautiful example of the ornate style of the period.

Founded in the 11C, this monastery was not completed until the 13C. It acted as a major religious and educational center in Medieval Armenia.

Whether you are looking to ski or just enjoy the views, take the ropeway up to the mountain to enjoy gorgeous scenery and the cafes at the top.

Built in the 13C, this monastic complex features the large and beautiful St. Astvatsatsin Church, a 13C refectory, and lovely surrounding nature.

With mountains, valleys, fields, forests, and rivers, this diverse national park is also home to several ancient monasteries.

Preserved as an "Old Town," get to know Dilijan of the past with a stroll down this historic street.

With exhibits dated to local history, nature, and art, truly get to know this region of Armenia with a visit to this renowned museum.

Overlooking the beautiful Lake Sevan, this monastic 19C complex features two churches and boasts gorgeous views.

This archaeological complex is the site of artifacts dating to the Bronze Age, dotted around a village dating to the 4C BC.

Take a walk through Sevan's gorgeous botanical garden for a chance to admire of 650 species of plants and trees.

At 72 m tall, this majestic waterfall plunges into the Arpa River.

This thousand year old monastery is in good condition, boasting preserved carvings and beautiful murals.

Carved into the cliffs surrounding Goris, these cave dwellings date back approximately 1,000 years and are truly a unique experience.

At over 25 meters tall, this large historical church was opened in the 19C and is fully functional today.

Dedicated to the life and work of the Aslamazyan sisters, this excellent museum is home to over 700 works of art.

Located in the gorgeous Dzitoghtsyan house, learn all about the history of Armenian architecture in this renowned museum.

Escape the bustle of the city in this lovely park, breathing in the fresh air and admiring the plans and trees.

One of Armenia's most significant beer producers, this renowned brewery dates to the 19C and makes excellent beer!

Built in 1975, the Mother Armenia statue is supposed to be a female personification of Armenia.

With fountains, a war memorial, and lined with elegant historic buildings, head to Gyumri's main square to get to know the city and its history.

Armenia's second largest forest reserve is home to diverse plant species, as well as several rare animals.

Snow capped for most of the year, Armenia's highest peak can be hiked during the summer months.

This beautiful national park is situated around the lake of the same name. It offers breathtaking mountain views.

Situated high on the slopes of Mount Aragats, this ancient fortress dates to the 7C and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Although referred to as the Armenian Stonehenge, this ancient astronomical observatory is actually 3,500 years older than its British counterpart.

Armenia's capital is one of the country's oldest cities. It boasts several ancient features, including a 6C BC fortress.

With go karting, paintball, mini golf, bowling, and more, the whole family will love this exciting center.

With pools and water slides of all different sizes, there is something for all ages to enjoy at this exciting park.

Stroll through town getting to know the local culture and history through its old architecture, particularly the Soviet Ear architecture.

Home to over 1,700 works of art, this renowned museum features both temporary and permanent exhibits of both Armenian and international artists.

Step into this museum to travel back in time, delving into Armenia's rich past, with exhibits and artifacts dating to the 3C.

Take a walk through this lovely garden, admiring the array of unique plants and flowers .

A beautiful example of temple architecture of that period, this 10C stone temple was a medieval center of science and education.

In a region known for its ancient temples, the Odzun Temple stands out. Dating to the 6C, this temple is unique in its remarkable preservation.

Overlooking the Kasagh Gorge, this beautiful church features ornate frescoes and was a medieval center for producing manuscripts.

Known to be the world's oldest cathedral, it was built in the 4C to replace a pagan temple, symbolizing Armenia's adoption of Christianity.

Take a walk in this sprawling arboretum, enjoying its tranquil environment, beautiful trees, and fresh country air.

Home to hundreds of species of plants, insects, and birds, this expansive national park also boasts protexted butterfly areas.

One of Armenia's oldest monasteries, this 9C monastic complex features preserved structures and was an important Medieval center of education.

Explore the cave dwellings, active until the 20C, some of which are still used today as warehouses and stables.