Yerablur Pantheon in Yerevan honors Armenian soldiers lost in recent wars, symbolizing the nation’s deep grief and collective sorrow and sacrifice.

Hidden gem in Yerevan’s Charles Aznavour Square — a fountain with 12 zodiac statues. Spot your sign, snap a photo, and maybe even get some good luck!

Small park in central Yerevan honoring painter Martiros Saryan, with daily open-air art shows where local artists display & sell their work. Come, have a look!

Cozy Armenian spot in Yerevan with both traditional and modern dishes. Famous for its fun social media that will make you hungry before you even visit.

Built in the 6th century, the Cathedral of Avan is Yerevan’s oldest surviving church. If you want to see a piece of real, ancient Yerevan, this is the place.

Katoghike Holy Mother of God Church in Yerevan, a 13th-century site. For locals, it’s more than just a church. It’s a place of peace, prayer, and connection.

Looking to chill with friends over a game of billiards, a cold beer, and some hookah? Black Ball Billiard Bar in Yerevan is your go-to spot for a fun night.

The "Open Air Cinema" in Yerevan in Moscow Cinema has a rich history, and Soviet ruin-porn enthusiasts can access the building all-year round, too!

PEU is a cozy, creative hub in Yerevan where everyone feels welcome. It’s “for every citizen of the world”. Chill, connect, or dance the night away here!

"Hanrapetutyan Street" in Yerevan is one of the most central in the city, yet there is so much to see here. The buildings are really beautiful and old...

The "Mermaids of the Underground" in Yerevan is a sculpture from 1981. The mermaids wear nothing but their hair, which was quite unusual for its time...