Top Armenia Cultural Tours

An in-depth introduction for first-time visitors to Yerevan, this half-day group walking tour covers the highlights of the Armenian capital. Learn about the city’s enduring traditions from a Yerevan local. Visit top landmarks including Republic Square, Stepan Shahumyan Statue, and the Armenian Opera Theatre, plus lesser-known attractions. Also get the chance to sample Armenian delicacies along the way, such as zaatar with cheese and puffed bread, as well as tea and coffee.

Armenia is home to stunning rugged landscapes and ancient landmarks, but visiting most locations is tough without private transportation. Tick off several major sites—and uncover little-known corners of the country—during this attraction-packed two-day private tour. From Khor Virap, Noravank, and Tatev monasteries, to caves, waterfalls, and a wine factory, you’ll visit a hand-picked selection of natural and cultural destinations.

An excellent option for first-time visitors, this full-day tour includes several small adventures in one package. Visit Mt. Ararat, the country’s most famous landmark, and see the beautiful cliffs of Gnishik Canyon. Learn about Armenian history, visit religious sites, and taste Areni wine, which is said to be made from the oldest grape vines in the world.

Explore Yerevan, one of the oldest cities in the world, on this 4-hour guided walking tour that combines rich culture with iconic landmarks. Start at the Cascade Complex, with its stunning views and modern art, then stroll through Freedom Square to admire the majestic Opera House. Walk along Northern Avenue, the city's lively pedestrian street, and visit the historic Republic Square, where you'll uncover tales of Yerevan's past. The tour concludes at Vernissage Market, an open-air bazaar filled with local crafts and treasures, perfect for picking up unique souvenirs. - 4-hour guided walking tour through Yerevan's highlights - Visit key sites like the Cascade Complex and Republic Square - Enjoy insights into Armenia’s rich cultural heritage - Explore Vernissage Market for authentic local handicrafts

A full-day trip to Khor Virap, Noravank Monastery and Areni Winery. During the tour you will have the opportunity to have a magnificent view to Biblical Mount Ararat. Discover the history of Noravank and taste Armenian wine in Wine factory. The tour starts from 09:00am. We will inform you about the exact time if we have tourist from multiple hotels. The first place will be Khor Virap, which is around an hour drive from Yerevan. It offers an amazing view to Mount Ararat and Sis. You can take beautiful pictures from the closest point to the Mount Ararat from Armenia. Then we will continue our way to Noravank Monastery. In Noravank we will visit the churches of St. Karapet, St. Grigory the Illuminator, and St. Astvatsatsin. We will have a stop in a local restaurant for Lunch. (The price of lunch is not included in the price) After lunch we will continue our way to Areni Winery, where you can see the Armenian wine production and also taste it. Later we will return to Yerevan

Explore Armenia’s history with ease on this group tour. Travel comfortably in a vehicle with a driver outside of Yerevan. Visit the Temple of Garni, Geghard Monastery, and Azat Canyon, and learn about the history of each place from your guide. Stop at a viewpoint to see Mount Ararat in the distance.

Touring Armenia can be tricky without your own transport, so skip the hassle by booking this guided tour from Yerevan, which focuses on the country's traditions. Discover the pagan temple of Garni and the monastic complex of Geghard, and try your hand at traditional lavash baking.

Many of Armenia’s top attractions lie beyond the capital, but travelers without their own transportation often find themselves confined to the city. Explore four unique destinations during this full-day combo tour: Khndzoresk’s suspension bridge, 9th-century Tatev Monastery, stunning Shaki Waterfall, and the famous Areni Wine Factory. Air-conditioned vehicle transfers are provided, so you won’t have to worry about getting around. Note that the Wings of Tatev cable car ticket is not included.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Sevan and Dilijan with included transport and a professional guide. Wander through the charming streets of Dilijan, a neighborhood renowned for its intriguing houses and wooden balconies. Witness the craftsmanship of local artisans, including carpenters, bakers, potters, and jewelers. Explore the serene waters of Lake Parz and the historical splendor of Haghartsin and Goshavank. Often referred to as the "Armenian Switzerland," Dilijan's natural beauty is unparalleled.

Explore Armenia’s dispersed highlights with ease on a full-day tour from Yerevan. Visit the Arch of Charents for sweeping views of Mt. Ararat, the first-century pagan Temple of Garni, and the dramatic Symphony of Stones. Discover UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, then continue to Lake Sevan and Sevanavank Monastery for panoramic mountain views.

Discover three of South Armenia’s historical highlights on a full-day tour from Yerevan. Visit the Khor Virap monastery, with views of biblical Mount Ararat, and Noravank, the country’s only 2-story medieval monastery. Explore the Tatev Monastery, once a center of learning, set on a mountain plateau, uncover its history, and ride the ‘Wings of Tatev’ cableway, the world’s longest without stops. Cableway ride, entrance fees included.

Tick off the highlights of stunning southern Armenia during this full-day excursion to Tatev, Ar Areni Winery, Shaki Waterfall. Enjoy a panoramic cable car ride up to 9th-century Tatev Monastery, and sample unique grape varieties during a wine tasting.

Visit the Harichavanak Monastery, Black Fortress, and the bustling city of Gyumri on a full-day tour from Yerevan that explores Armenian history and culture. You’ll see 7th-century architecture carved from red stone, take in the exterior of the Black Fortress, and learn about Gyumri’s diverse peoples. This tour departs from a central location in Yerevan and includes entrance fees, all transport, and light refreshments..

Discover Armenia’s UNESCO-listed monuments, architectural wonders, and spiritual centers on this 5-hour tour from Yerevan. Explore the magnificent Echmiadzin Mother Cathedral; visit the churches of St. Gayane and St. Hripsime; and marvel at the 7th-century Zvartnot Temple.

History enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike will enjoy this private guided tour to some of the most important religious sites in Armenia. Learn more about Paganism and Christianity in Armenia while exploring beautiful buildings and other historic sites. These include the UNESCO-listed Zvartnots Temple, the 1st century Garni Temple, and Khor Virap Monastery, with great views of Mt. Ararat.

Get out of the city for the day and discover some of Armenia's most historic sites. The private tour is exclusively for your party and introduces you to Armenian culture and history while visiting such landmarks as the Monastery of Khor Virap, Garni Temple, and the monastery of Geghard.

Begin your journey from Yerevan and travel to the iconic Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in the region, set against dramatic mountain backdrops. Continue to the breathtaking Symphony of Stones, a unique geological formation of basalt columns resembling a natural organ—one of Armenia’s most photogenic spots. Next, visit the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, partially carved into the mountainside and renowned for its spiritual ambiance and intricate rock-cut architecture. Journey onward to the stunning Lake Sevan, known as the “Pearl of Armenia.” Enjoy fresh mountain air and panoramic views at one of the world’s largest high-altitude freshwater lakes, followed by a visit to the hilltop Sevanavank Monastery. Continue your adventure into the lush forests of Dilijan, often called the “Switzerland of Armenia.” Stroll through the charming Old Dilijan Complex, known for its traditional architecture, artisan shops, and peaceful atmosphere.

Explore two of Armenia’s top heritage attractions during this private, half-day tour to the ancient pagan temple of Garni and rock-cut Geghard monastery. Ride comfortably from Yerevan by private vehicle, with bottled water and hotel transfers provided. Tours include stops at Charent’s Arch for stunning views of Mt. Ararat and a natural volcanic monument known as the Symphony of Stones.

Get a peek at Yerevan’s top attractions in style during this two-hour private tour by vintage Soviet-era convertible. Walk through Victory Park and pass by the famous Cascade Cultural Center, the Dancing Fountains, and Vernissage Market, among other attractions. Top it all off with panoramic views overlooking the Armenian capital, with alcoholic beverages and hotel transfers included.

Combine visits to Echmiadzin Monastery and UNESCO-protected Zvartnots Temple during this full-day small-group tour from Yerevan. Travel comfortably in a Wi-Fi-equipped air-conditioned vehicle with guide service, local sweet "Gata," and bottled water included. Learn about Armenia's spiritual center at one of the world's oldest cathedrals and dive into the country's rich history. Entrance ticket to Zvartnots Temple is optional.

Armenia is dotted with UNESCO churches, but seeing them can be tricky without hiring a car. On this tour, travel from your hotel in a comfortable private vehicle to three churches. Visit St. Hripsime Church, and continue on to the 7th-century Church of St. Gayane. Stop at Etchmiadzin Cathedral, which dates to the 4th century.

Get out of the city and explore historic sites in the Armenian countryside with ease on this private tour. Depart from your Yerevan accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi. Visit Saghmosavank Monastery, the Alphabet Monument, and Amberd Fortress and take time to learn about the sites from your driver-guide.

Discover two highlights of eastern Armenia and a local culinary tradition on a day trip from Yerevan. Traveling by air-conditioned vehicle, visit the Greco-Roman pagan temple of Garni, perched high on a mountain plateau. Hear its history and then explore UNESCO-protected Geghard, a medieval monastery carved into rock cliffs. Finally, watch and join a ‘lavash’ (flatbread) making demonstration, learning how to create this Armenian staple. Entrance fees are included

Explore two of Armenia’s most popular attractions during this half-day private tour from Yerevan. Take a tour of the Greco-Roman Garni Temple, built in the year 77, which is the only temple to survive the post-Soviet era in Armenia. Then head to the Geghard Monastery, or Monastery of the Spear, named after the weapon that wounded Jesus at the Crucifixion which was allegedly brought to the religious complex.