Spotter since 2017
About me
I am into environmentalism, and most probably for that reason, the nice spots in my city that come to my mind are linked with parks or natural spots.
I also love smoke-free indoor spaces. Probably because there are few of those in Yerevan.
I like writing and photography. I am also one of those persons who can walk at the same spot every day and notice something new every now and then.
All these things combined make me interested in writing and sharing about the city I live in --Yerevan-- for those who are ready to explore it.
Why Yerevan
Despite gentrification (which is probably happening in most parts of the world), I like Yerevan because everything here is familiar to me. I feel comfortable here, I know I won't ever get lost here, even if I don't know all of its neighborhoods well enough. I realized how comfortable I am here after 3 years abroad and travelling/studying/working. I felt this is a comfort zone. Comfort zones are there to be left behind and then revisited :)
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"Mama Jan" in Yerevan is an intercultural space with food for body and soul. They also hold cultural & spiritual events. But that strawberry lassi...!
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The "Botanical Garden" in Yerevan is great not only for nice longs walks in a mini-forest, but also for witnessing an impressive Soviet-era greenhouse...
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Noy Wine Factory Yerevan has tastings — it's where I had the best brandy and wine I ever tasted. What's more: it's built next to a 16th century fortress.
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Cozy Yerevan spot with homemade-style food, great veggie options, and a vintage shop at the entrance. Don’t miss the pumpkin soup, it’s my favorite.
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Ride Yerevan’s trolleybuses for an authentic, slow tour! See residential areas, meet locals, and discover the city beyond tourist spots.
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Fourchette Buffet in Yerevan is affordable and tasty. There are options for meat-eaters and vegetarians. They even have some sweet stuff, coffe and tea!
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Araks offers affordable, delicious Middle Eastern food in a cozy setting. Come for a quick lunch or relaxed dinner and try the Krdieh or falafel.
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At the crossroads of Pushkin & Parpetsi, cultures meet: pubs, fast food, music, and nightlife. Grab a drink at Calumet, then a late-night bites nearby.
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Write about everything you 🤍 but skip touristic highlights