Yerevan is the capital of Armenia
Republic Square
Republic Square is the central square and the main architectural complex of Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.
The square has two parts:
This architectural ensemble includes:
The square has two parts:
- circular movement;
- trapezoidal shape with musical fountains.
This architectural ensemble includes:
- The building of the Government of Armenia;
- Armenian History Museum and National Gallery;
- Marriott Hotel;
- The central post office building;
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Transport and Communications.
Freedom Square
Freedom Square is also known as Opera Square. In the central Kentron district. One of the city's public centers, along with Republic Square, is one of the two main squares of the city. Freedom Square is adjacent to the southern end of the building of the National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater.
Cascade
Architectural and monumental complex in Yerevan. It is a cascade of five open terraces. It connects the central Kentron district with the Kanaker-Zeitoun district. Designed by architects Jim Torosyan, Aslan Mkhitaryan and Sargis Gurzadyan, the construction of the cascade began in 1971 and was partially completed in 1980.
Victory Park
Victory Park and Mother Armenia Monument. Located in the north of Yerevan in the administrative district
Kanaker-Zeitoun. Content.
Kanaker-Zeitoun. Content.
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Yerevan Brandy Factory
Yerevan Brandy Factory (EK3) is the leading enterprise in Armenia for the production of alcoholic beverages. The year of foundation is 1887.
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Northern Avenue
Modern pedestrian street in the center
Yerevan, opened in 2007 and connecting diagonally the two main squares of the city - Freedom Square and Republic Square.
There are many elite residential buildings, offices, shops, restaurants on the avenue, and a shopping gallery is located in the underground space under the pavement.
Yerevan, opened in 2007 and connecting diagonally the two main squares of the city - Freedom Square and Republic Square.
There are many elite residential buildings, offices, shops, restaurants on the avenue, and a shopping gallery is located in the underground space under the pavement.
Tsitsernakaberd
A memorial complex in Yerevan dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. It is located on the hill of the same name.
Circus
The Yerevan Circus was founded in the 1930s. Its building was completely renovated in 1962.
Zoo
The Yerevan Zoo was established in 1940 by the decision of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, which was founded on an area of 3 hectares. At the moment it is 35 hectares.
Matenadaran
The scientific research center located in Yerevan is one of the largest repositories of manuscripts in the world and the largest repository of ancient Armenian manuscripts. The Institute has a museum open to visitors. The date of foundation is 1920.
Erebuni Fortress
Erebuni Fortress is an Urartian fortified city located in Yerevan. It is located at an altitude of 1,017 meters above sea level. It was one of several fortresses built along the northern border of Urartia, and was one of the most important political, economic and cultural centers of the vast kingdom. The ancient city of the state of Urartu, the ruins of which are located on the Arin-Berd hill on the territory of Yerevan in Armenia.
The city was founded by King Argishti I of Urartu in 782 BC as a stronghold for the consolidation of the Urartians in the Ararat Valley. After the decline of the city in the IV century BC, until the III century AD, there is no data indicating the existence of a significant settlement on the site of Erebuni. The city begins to be built up again only from the III century AD.
The city was founded by King Argishti I of Urartu in 782 BC as a stronghold for the consolidation of the Urartians in the Ararat Valley. After the decline of the city in the IV century BC, until the III century AD, there is no data indicating the existence of a significant settlement on the site of Erebuni. The city begins to be built up again only from the III century AD.
Park dedicated to the 2800th anniversary of Yerevan
"Park of the 2800th anniversary of the Foundation of Yerevan" is a public park in the Kentron administrative district of Yerevan, which is also known as Vardanyan Park. A central fountain with a map of Armenia made of pink quartzite. The park was opened on May 10, 2019.
Yerevan Botanical Garden
One of the oldest parks in Yerevan is the Botanical Garden. In 1935, a unique garden was laid in the semi-desert area of Yerevan. The main purpose of its creation was the collection and cultivation of plants that are in the zone of extinction. The second goal was to create an environmentally friendly zone within the city. And finally, the third and important task is to increase the environmental education of the population.
Gum Market
The most popular market in Yerevan. A large selection of dried fruits, churchkhells, nuts, basturms and cheese. A whole row with pita bread. Both locals and tourists shop at this market.
Take an open-air tour, enjoy the beautiful views of the city and see the most interesting places in Yerevan. In addition, you can book a Ford Mustang convertible rental and manage your time, as well as choose your own route.
Take an open-air tour, enjoy the beautiful views of the city and see the most interesting places in Yerevan. In addition, you can book a Ford Mustang convertible rental and manage your time, as well as choose your own route.
Vernisaj
If you want to buy souvenirs, then go to the market, a large open-air exhibition and sale. Here you can find the best examples of Armenian folk art, unique jewelry, stone and wood crafts, paintings, embroidery, lace and much more. Buy souvenirs and take a piece of Armenia with you.
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