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.

Crumbs is a small cafe and bakery in Yerevan. It's pretty cozy and comfortable for working. I really love sitting outdoor and people-watching...

The "Modern Art Museum of Yerevan" doesn't look special on the outside but its collection is striking & the entrance is super-cheap! Great for art lovers.

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.

On Teryan St, Jengyalov Hac serves this Artsakh specialty: flatbread stuffed with wild greens. Hearty, healthy, and best with matsnaprtosh or tan.

Simona in Yerevan is an awesome late-night hangout. The bar has a great ambience with great cocktails. It's one of my top recommendations!

Wine Republic is one of my absolutely favorite places to eat in Yerevan! Everything I have ordered here's been consistently great: from burgers to pad thai to pho.

Tashir Street is an underground shopping center in the very heart of Yerevan under the Northern Avenue. I usually come here to buy books.

El Garden Restaurant in Yerevan is on Tsitsernakaberd hill, which has many treehouse domes through which you can enjoy the sunsets while keeping warm!

Aperitivo Yerevan is a great place for wine lovers like me. I also recommend trying their chicken & tried tomato pasta — it's so delicious!

The National Assembly in Yerevan sits atop a medieval cemetery, its eerie past still lingers, whispering through the halls of power.

The Yerevan Metro system isn't beautiful, but it's a place with people that remind me of Soviet times. I love exploring places close to the stations...