"Mama Jan" in Yerevan is an intercultural space with food for body and soul. They also hold cultural & spiritual events. But that strawberry lassi...!

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...

If you want to try true Armenian street food — not the polished, tourist-friendly version, but the real local favorite — Zaviki Ghars is the place!

Discover Yervand Kochar’s avant-garde art at a small museum in Yerevan’s center. Here modernism meets Armenian tradition in surreal sculptures and abstract forms.

Discover Hin Nork, Yerevan’s hidden, old neighborhood with stone houses, wine cellars, and quiet streets reveal the city’s soul beyond the tourist trail.

Craving quick, tasty comfort food in Yerevan? Head to Master Class Qabab for good quality kebabs, Angus lahmajun, or a cold draft beer, like locals do.

But Daboo isn’t just about cocktails. What I like most here is the atmosphere. It’s cozy, the music is always on point, and the crowd is a great mix.

What makes Holy Mother of God Chapel special is how deeply personal it feels. It's incredibly sincere here. No rituals, no ceremony — just honest, quiet belief.

In Napoletana Armenia I like to sit at the outdoor patio, eat slowly, and just watch people pass by — it’s a quiet front-row seat to Yerevan life.

Tokhmakh Park is a popular spot for locals to work out, jog, or just relax. You'll find people running around the lake or taking in the peaceful views.

Salt Lake is one of Yerevan’s best-kept secrets. Besides all the supposed health benefits. It’s a peaceful escape, surrounded by reeds and old factories

Hidden beneath Davtashen Bridge, take a walk by graffiti-covered walls and experience the striking contrast between city chaos and quiet riverside.