Top Yerevan Audio Guides

Spend a day in the Armenian mountains on a full-day tour from Yerevan to Lake Sevan, Monastery Sevanavank, Dilijan, Goshavank Monastery, and Haghartsin Monastery. After taking in a spectacular lake ringed by mountains, you’ll visit a series of centuries-old monasteries with fascinating history and architecture. Entrance fees are included.

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.

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.

If you step off Yerevan’s bustling avenues, you can journey to a place where time seems to have stood still in the 1600s. This self-guided audio tour will lead you from the winding alleys of Kond, Yerevan’s oldest quarter, and through Amiryan Street and Republic Square to Vernissage, a vibrant open-air flea market. The tour starts at St. John the Baptist Church, Kond’s oldest structure and the ancestral chapel of the Melik-Aghamalyan princes who ruled this district. You’ll walk along narrow streets where daily life continues behind stone walls, peering into courtyards and noticing details that are easy to miss. I’ll tell you how Armenian, Persian, and Soviet architectural traditions have intertwined in Yerevan, and why this city is known as the “Pink City.” You’ll walk through Khachkar Park where intricate “cross-stones’ tell stories of faith, and end our walk at Vernissage, where Armenian crafts come to life in the hands of skilled artisans.

Venture away from the city of Yerevan and spend the day in the Armenian countryside during this half-day private tour. Stop at the Tsakhkadzor ski resort to take a ride on the zipline (additional cost) and see the Kecharis Monastery. Then head to the volcanic Lake Sevan to admire the landscapes and perhaps go for a swim before ending at the 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery.

Get out of Yerevan for a day of exploring Armenia on a full-day trip to Khor Virap, Norovank Monastery, T'rchuneri (Bird) Cave, and Areni, a wine-growing town in a scenic landscape. With a guide to help bring each destination to life, you’ll discover history, the natural world, and some of Armenia’s most distinctive wines. This full-day tour departs from central Yerevan and includes entrance fees, light refreshments, and transport in a climate-controlled vehicle.

Adventure ecotour in Khosrov Reserve for adrenaline lovers. In the territory of the reserve, a 6-kilometer hike awaits us to the mysterious Vahagn waterfall hidden in the rocks and fabulous Astghik waterfall. In the ancient Armenian mythology, the Goddess of beauty and fertility Astghik was the wife of the God of fire and war Vahagn. The hike is of medium difficulty. A professional guide will help us overcome difficulties along the way. It is desirable that your shoes should be non-slip and sportswear, clothing should be comfortable. It is better to have a hat and sunglasses with You. Be sure to take 1 liter of water and food for one day. After visiting the waterfalls, UAZ will take us along dizzying mountain paths to the Akhjots monastery complex (the 13th century). From here you will have a picturesque view to the mountains.

Discover sights outside of the capital of Yerevan during this full-day private tour. Visit the beautiful Haghartsin Monastery complex in Dilijan, zoom down a zipline at the Tsakhkadzor ski resort, and admire the beautiful Lake Sevan with its 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors and those who want to escape the busy city.

Discover Yerevan at your own pace with our self-guided audio tour. Explore Yerevan’s neoclassical squares, wide boulevards, and Soviet-era skyscrapers, enhanced by recent additions like glistening streets, a cable car, and a vibrant arts center. Our audio guide lets you uncover Yerevan’s rich history and culture at your leisure. Download the Citywalksz APP, put on your headphones, and start your journey. Learn about Yerevan’s unique architecture, sculpture park, and the home of a renowned 20th-century composer. The tour takes about two and a half hours, but you can pause anytime to shop or take breaks. Perfect for tourists looking to experience Yerevan on foot, this tour offers flexibility and deep insights into the city’s past and present. Things to note before booking: 1. No admission fees or physical guide included. 2. Available only in English. 3. Tour downloading instructions are in the "Before You Go" section of your ticket.

This long journey passes through two provinces – Ararat and Vayots Dzor, heading to the Syunik "kingdom", where the majestic and unique Tatev monastery complex is located. Once the complex served as a spiritual center and had an outstanding scientific and political significance. The monastery is located near the gorge and is surrounded by picturesque nature. It is here that you will have the opportunity to take the longest reversible cableway in the world – "Tatever".

Highlights Discover Lake Sevan's turquoise waters and mountain serenity. Explore Sevanavank Monastery: Medieval charm with lake views Beautiful Tsaghkadzor: Mountain resort for outdoor activities Explore Kecharis Monastery: Medieval complex with preserved stone carvings Abovyan: Explore historic streets with architectural gems

From the moment you arrive, we take care of every aspect of your journey with professionalism and attention to detail. Our goal is to provide a refined and enjoyable travel experience, ensuring your time in Armenia is both comfortable and unforgettable.

This private tour is dedicated to the visit of Gyumri – the second largest city in Armenia and one of the main cultural centers of the Republic. Recently the only Catholic church in Armenia has been built here. By visiting the Museum of Urban Life, you will get acquainted with the daily life, culture and history of Gyumri. There will be a stop near the Black fortress, one of the most famous monuments in Gyumri. Built in 1834, it is included in the list of intangible monuments of history and culture of the city. Walking along the streets, you will pass by numerous old buildings and feel the spirit of 19th century architecture.