Top Yerevan Public Transportation Tours

Ensure a smooth and hassle-free arrival in Yerevan during this one-way private transfer from the airport to the city center. Travel comfortably door to door in your own personal chauffeured vehicle. Choose between a sedan, minivan, or minibus depending on your group size—all equipped with air-conditioning and Wi-Fi. Transfers are available 24 hours a day, making this an ideal option for red-eye flights.

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.

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.

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.

Take a sightseeing tour of Armenia's capital city, Yerevan, on a private tour. Visit sites such as Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral (also known as Yerevan Cathedral), the National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Cafesjian Center for the Arts, Lovers' Park, and Victory Park. English or Russian-speaking guides are available. Enhance your experience by choosing a tour guide, English- or Russian-speaking are available.

Visiting Khor Virap Monastery, Geghard Monastery, and Garni Temple in one day is tricky without a car. On this full-day tour, travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle to all three. Depart from your hotel and make your way to Khor Virap Monastery, where you can take in views of Mt. Ararat. Admire the Greco-Roman-style architecture at Garni Temple and explore the 13th-century Geghard Monastery complex. Upgrade your tour to include a tour guide for an enhanced experience.

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.

Discover some of the most important landmarks in Armenia on this private tour from Yerevan. Learn all about Armenian history and culture as you visit Garni, the only pagan temple in the country; the distinctive rock-carved Geghard monastery; and the monastery of Khor Virap from where you'll enjoy spectacular views of Mount Ararat over the Turkish border.

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.

Get to know Armenian culture through its food on this private culinary walking tour of Yerevan. Travel with your guide throughout the city on foot, sampling a variety of different dishes and snacks at eateries around Yerevan. Along the way, learn about cultural traditions and local habits based around food.

Explore two of Armenia’s most important spiritual sites on this private half-day tour from Yerevan. Learn the fascinating history of the Garni pagan temple, then tour the magnificent cliff-side Geghard monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

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.

Go deep into the Armenian mountains on a full-day trip from Yerevan to Lake Sevan, Hayravank Monastery, Noratus Cemetery, and Jermuk. With an expert guide to take care of the details, you’ll see a gorgeous high-altitude lake with crystal-clear water, explore a remarkable collection of 'khachkars,' Armenian cross-stones, see fascinating mountain churches, and sample Armenian wine at a local vineyard.

Discover Yerevan in a different and more authentic way. Most city tours are done by car or entirely on foot, which means visitors often miss one of Yerevan’s most interesting and overlooked attractions, its metro system. While the Yerevan Metro is not very large, its stations contain unique architectural and artistic details that reflect Armenian culture, history, and the spirit of the city. This experience combines the highlights of Yerevan with the opportunity to explore the metro like a local, offering a deeper understanding of daily life in the capital. Along the way, you'll discover historic landmarks, cultural treasures, and hidden details that many travelers never notice. Perfect for curious travelers who want to go beyond the usual tourist routes and experience a side of Yerevan that is both authentic and memorable.

Get out of the city and experience the highlights of the Armenian countryside on this full-day guided tour in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with Wi-Fi, so you can stay connected. Accompanied by your guide, visit the pagan temple at Garni and the Geghard monastery complex. Watch a lavash bread baking demonstration at a family-style restaurant. Continue on to Lake Sevan, dubbed the "Blue Pearl of Armenia," and take in the stunning views from Sevanavank Monastery.