Activities Armenia

July 28, 2024

Activities in Armenia, Republic of

Visit Cafesjian Center for the Arts: Located in the heart of Yerevan’s Republic Square, this art center houses an impressive collection of contemporary sculptures.
Explore Vernisage Market: A bustling open-air market selling a variety of local handicrafts, souvenirs, and delicious Armenian delicacies.
Stroll down Northern Avenue: This pedestrian street offers a mix of modern architecture, cafes, shops, and is home to the iconic Swan Lake.

Garni Temple: A stunning Greco-Roman temple dedicated to the Sun God Mihr, located near the picturesque town of Garni.
Geghard Monastery: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 13th-century monastery is famous for its unique architecture and the spear that supposedly pierced Jesus’s side during the crucifixion.
Echmiadzin Cathedral: The spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Echmiadzin boasts a rich history dating back to 301 AD.

Tatev Monastery: Reach this 9th-century monastery via the Wings of Tatev cable car, one of the longest reversible cableways in the world.
Sevanavank Monastery: Nestled on the shores of Lake Sevan, this 9th-century monastery offers breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains.
Dilijan National Park: Known as Armenia’s little Switzerland, Dilijan is home to lush forests, picturesque villages, and the Haghartsin Monastery.

Try Local Cuisine: Don’t miss out on traditional dishes like dolma (stuffed vine leaves), khorovats (grilled meat), and lavash (Armenian flatbread).
Attend Folklore Shows: Experience Armenia’s rich cultural heritage through traditional dance and music performances.
Visit Khor Virap: This monastery offers a panoramic view of Mount Ararat, the symbol of Armenia. It also serves as a great starting point for hiking adventures in the nearby landscape.