Top Yerevan Private Sightseeing Tours - page 10

Experience Garni, Geghard, and the Azat Reservoir from Yerevan with ease on this private full-day tour. Depart from your Yerevan accommodation in a private vehicle and travel with a certified driver-guide. Go off-road to explore the Armenian countryside and visit the temple at Garni and monastery at Geghard at your own pace.

Take the chance to visit the ski resort of Armenia and enjoy the wonderful nature of the town. Tsaghkadzor is a great place for relaxation. Also, visit Sevanavank. Have a bird's-eye view of Lake Sevan which is the largest freshwater lake in the territory.

If you are planning your first trip to Armenia this tour package is just for you! The itinerary gives you opportunity to discover the country: traditions, lots of interesting historic facts, visit the most important historic, cultural and religious centers, communicate with local people. As presumed, our tour has gastronomic emphasis and you can taste old, originally Armenian national dishes made from natural products, even take part in baking process of Armenian national bread - lavash and learn how to cook Sevan goods from a real chef. We will not forget about the drinks - you will observe the preparation process of Armenian wine and legendary brandy (Cognac), as well as taste it.

Are you planning a trip in Armenia? Do you want something different? Then, this one-day trip is just for you. Enjoy the wonderful architectural constructions Khor Virap and Noravank, and take an archaeological insight through the history of mankind.

This time choose our one-day trip to Sanahin-Haghpat-Odzun. This one-day trip will show you the wonders of Lori province such as Sanahin, Haghpat and Odzun. Do you want to explore them? Get the amazing experiences from this one-day trip to Sanahin-Haghpat-Odzun and let us make it memorable.

Gyumri is the second largest city of Armenia, situated around 126 kilometres away from the capital city of Yerevan.

Observe the significant memorial of Sardarapat devoted to the victory during the war against the salvation of a whole nation. The memorial is also home to two museums; the Sardarapat Battle Museum, and the State Ethnography Museum, where you can observe Armenia’s cultural evolution. Entry to the museums is available for an additional fee on-site, and visiting them is optional. Take this journey back in time with "Yerani Travel" and collect beautiful and outstanding memories from Armenia!

An excellent way of relaxing is travelling. Armenia is the country where you will really have a relaxing and memorable time. Have you already bought the tickets?

Experience the vibrant charm of Tbilisi Old Town on a guided day trip from Yerevan. This adventure begins with a scenic drive through the picturesque landscapes of Lori Province, where you can take a break to refresh before crossing the Armenia–Georgia border. Upon arrival in Tbilisi, embark on a guided walking tour that highlights over 15 iconic landmarks, showcasing the city's rich history and culture. For those seeking breathtaking views, a cable car ride to Narikala Fortress is available at an additional cost. - Scenic drive through Lori Province with a refreshing break - Guided walking tour of Tbilisi Old Town featuring 15+ attractions - Explore historic landmarks and vibrant streets at your leisure - Optional cable car ride to Narikala Fortress for panoramic city views

Spiritual & Historical Wonders: Etchmiadzin & Zvartnots Discover the heart of Armenia’s faith and history on this unforgettable journey. Visit Etchmiadzin, the world’s first Christian cathedral, where sacred relics and stunning frescoes bring centuries of devotion to life. Then, explore the majestic ruins of Zvartnots, a 7th-century architectural marvel set against the breathtaking backdrop of Mount Ararat. Walk in the footsteps of history, capture stunning views, and immerse yourself in Armenia’s spiritual heritage. Book your experience today!

Discover Armenia’s Natural and Cultural Treasures on a Private Tour Embark on a day of exploration through Armenia's most iconic landmarks! Start with Charents Arch, offering breathtaking views of Mount Ararat and the surrounding landscapes. Next, visit the ancient Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO site carved into cliffs, where you'll immerse yourself in its rich spiritual history. Explore the Garni Temple, Armenia's only standing pagan temple, perched above the Azat River Gorge, and learn about its fascinating past. Then, enjoy the serene beauty of Lake Sevan, Armenia's “Jewel,” before visiting Sevanavank Monastery, offering stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountains. With a private guide, you’ll experience Armenia’s history, culture, and landscapes like never before. Book your unforgettable adventure today!

Breathe in the crisp mountain air as you soar above the slopes on the Tsaghkadzor Ropeway, with an optional zipline ride for the daring! Feel the tranquility of Lake Sevan, shimmering under the Armenian sun, before stepping into history at Sevanavank Monastery, where ancient stones meet breathtaking views. This isn’t just a tour—it’s an adventure that blends adrenaline, nature, and history into one unforgettable experience! Please note: - This is a private tour, meaning only you and your group/family will participate. - Optional activities like Ropeway, ziplining, jet skiing, lunch, or boat trips are available at additional costs and are not included in the tour price. - If your preferred language-speaking driver is not available on your selected date, a translator will be provided at no extra cost. - Some activities are seasonal: skiing is available in winter, while jet skiing and boat trips are summer-friendly. The ropeway and zipline are available most days throughout the year.

Escape the city and reconnect with nature on this immersive experience in the ancient village of Karashamb. This unique tour invites you to slow down & discover a different rhythm of life guided by local Armenians. Surrounded by volcanic terrain and overlooking the scenic Hrazdan River, you’ll explore a place where history, nature, & tranquility meet. You’ll Experience: 1. We'll pick you up from your place in Yerevan city center with a private car & driver, and head to the village. 2. Explore Bronze Age burial sites with stone circles reflecting ancient social hierarchies 3. Discover natural caves with flowing water, seasonal edible plants, and river views 4. Walk through a man-made tunnel leading to scenic landscapes 5. Visit the ruins of the 7th-century St. George Church 6. Relax in a rural garden under a century-old walnut tree, with an on- demand home-style Armenian meal & a collection of books on art, photography & culture 7.Return to Yerevan feeling deeply connected to nature.

Step into the past with a 9-kilometer guided tour through the living history of Lchashen—one of Armenia’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements. You’ll journey from the modern day all the way back to 5,000 years ago as you explore this culturally rich village on foot, by bicycle, or in a rugged off-road truck. Your adventure includes a visit to a local Soviet-era home museum, a Christian church built atop a pagan temple, a Bronze Age burial site, and a cuneiform inscription left by Argishti I. You'll also stand in the shadows of a Cyclopean fortress dating back to the Etiuni kingdom. Throughout the tour, you’ll learn about the local lifestyle, historic transitions, and architectural layers that reflect thousands of years of civilization. This is a unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of kings, warriors, and villagers whose stories shaped this land.

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.

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In Dilijan we will see a unique historical street of Sharambeyan, where we will feel the breath of the old Dilijan of the 19th century. In the area there is a cafe, restaurant, bakery, and other interesting places representing the special life of the 19th century. Various craftsmen (potters, carpenters) exhibit their works in the territory of the street, that is why the street is often called the "street of carftsmen". Nearby we will also see a monument to the heroes of the "Mimino" film, where three main characters of the popular film are embodied: Frunzik Mkrtchyan (Rubik Khachikyan), Yevgeny Leonov (Ivan Volokhov) and Vakhtang Kikabidze (Valiko Mizandari). In Dilijan, we will also visit the Geological Museum and Art Gallery, which was founded in 1950 by teacher Yeghishe Hovsepyan. The museum stores and exhibits archaeological and ethnographic items, as well as paintings, sculptures, samples of ancient literature.

Comfort & Convenience: Travel in spacious, well-maintained vehicles for a smooth, relaxing journey from start to finish. Scenic Journeys: Enjoy stunning views of Armenia’s landscapes as you travel in comfort and style. Safety & Reliability: Our experienced drivers ensure a safe, dependable ride, prioritizing your well-being. Book Your Trip Today! With our comfort, flexibility, and expert service, we promise an unforgettable Armenian adventure.

Step into Armenia’s spiritual heart on a private journey where history is felt, not just told. Begin at Khor Virap Monastery, where the breathtaking Mount Ararat dominates the horizon. Continue to Echmiadzin Mother Cathedral, the cradle of Armenian Christianity. End your journey at the Zvartnots Temple ruins, a UNESCO-listed masterpiece where history meets the sky. With less history and more admiration, this private tour lets you fully absorb the beauty and atmosphere—without the rush. Complimentary pick-up and drop-off from your Yerevan city center accommodation included.

Sites You'll Visit Tsaghkadzor – Scenic mountain resort Goshavank Monastery – Medieval spiritual center Haghartsin Monastery – 13th-century forest monastery Dilijan – “Little Switzerland” of Armenia Sevanavank Monastery – 9th-century monastery on Lake Sevan Lake Sevan – One of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world Why This Tour? This is a day of rejuvenation for the soul. You will not just see Armenia, you will feel its tranquility in the forest silence around Haghartsin, taste its freshness in the mountain air of Tsaghkadzor, and witness its enduring faith in the stone crosses of Sevanavank. We combine breathtaking landscapes with profound cultural storytelling, ensuring you experience both the natural beauty and the spiritual depth of Armenia, from lakeside vistas to hidden monastic treasures. Your Value, By the Numbers: 4 Iconic Cultural Sites in one day 2 Stunning Landscapes: Alpine forest & majestic lake 900 Years of history at Sevanavank Monastery

This tour blends Armenia’s natural beauty, ancient monasteries, and winemaking heritage into one immersive experience. From the blue waters of Sevan to Tavush’s green forests, you’ll see, taste, and experience Armenia’s finest.

Discover Armenia's Treasures Embark on a captivating journey through Armenia’s historic sites. Khor Virap: This iconic monastery in the Ararat Plain offers stunning views of Mount Ararat and connects to Saint Gregory the Illuminator, marking Armenia’s Christian roots. Areni Wine Factory: Visit Areni to explore one of the world’s oldest wine regions. Tour the vineyards, learn traditional winemaking, and sample exceptional wines, including the renowned Areni red. Areni Cave: Nearby, Areni Cave features the oldest known leather shoes, revealing insights into prehistoric life. Explore this fascinating archaeological site amid beautiful natural formations. Noravank Monastery: Conclude your journey at Noravank, a stunning medieval monastery set against red cliffs. Enjoy its intricate architecture and breathtaking views, immersing yourself in Armenia’s rich spiritual and artistic heritage. Join us to explore these remarkable locations and experience the essence of Armenia!

Discover the beautiful, mountainous region of Armenia on a full-day private tour from Yerevan to the Aragatsotn Province. Visit the Armenian Alphabet Monument made of 39 giant stone letters dedicated to the Armenian alphabet, then head to the 11th-century Amberd Fortress and explore its medieval castle. End the tour with a trip to Mount Aragats to admire the panoramic views and descend to the beautiful Lake Kari, if you desire.

The first point of our today’s tour is Gyumri city, one of those rare cities that have managed to preserve the spirit of antiquity. The archaeological excavations are evidence of the fact that the first human settlements on the territory of modern Gyumri are dated back to the Bronze Age. In those times it was called Kumayri. The Gallery of famous Soviet artists sisters Mariam and Yeranuhi Aslamazyan. The sisters founded their own gallery in their native «Heghnar Spring» memorial is also located in the territory of complex. The spring has a secret: water will come out of it only if you perform a certain action. If you do not know what action to perform, you will have to wait for a long time. Many people have no patience, so Heghnar remains dry. We will meet the wonderful sunset on the bank of the Akhuryan River. Departure: 09:00 Arrival: 22:00 Departure place: Hakob Hakobyan str.1/ near the Mergelyan Institute