Top Yerevan Architecture Tours

Experience the charm of Yerevan, Tsaghkadzor, Kecharis, and Lake Sevan on a private tour tailored to. your interests. Wander through the historic Kecharis Monastery, savor a lakeside lunch at Lake Sevan (additional charge), and add a thrill with an optional ropeway ride in Tsaghkadzor. With convenient hotel pickup, drop-off, and a flexible itinerary, this tour is all about making your day unforgettable.

In the 4 days Armenia Tour, follow your guide to explore the “pearl of Caucasus” - Lake Sevan and admire the Sevanavank Monastery. Besides, you will follow a master to learn cook Gata, a kind of local dessert. The wine factory "Hin Areni" also provide you with a opportunity to taste different kinds of wine. Beyond that, you will admire symphony of stones on the Garni Canyon.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Georgia over three days, exploring Tbilisi, Sighnaghi, and Mtskheta. Discover Tbilisi's architectural gems and cultural landmarks, including the ancient Anchiskhati Church and the scenic Narikala Castle. Sighnaghi, known as the city of love, offers charming streets and stunning views from its fortress walls. In Mtskheta, delve into Georgia's spiritual heart at the UNESCO-listed Svetitskhoveli Monastery. Enjoy Georgia’s hospitality and culinary delights. - Explore Tbilisi's cultural and architectural highlights on foot - Visit Sighnaghi and Bodbe Monastery, soaking in breathtaking landscapes - Discover the spiritual significance of Mtskheta, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Experience local cuisine and hospitality during your overnight stays in Tbilisi

Step into the history and culture of Armenia on a 5-hour private tour of Yerevan that can be tailored to your schedule and interests. Enjoy the flexibility of a personal driver as you explore some of the city’s top museums and visit Tsitsernakaberd, a moving memorial to the Armenian genocide. This 5-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at Yerevan hotels, all transport, and entrance fees, and you can enhance your experience by adding a tour guide.

Discover the cultural and natural wonders of southern Armenia in this full-day tour from Yerevan. Begin at Khor Virap Monastery, renowned for its historical significance and stunning views of Mount Ararat. Explore the medieval Noravank Monastery nestled among striking red cliffs, followed by a wine tasting at a local Areni winery, showcasing Armenia's rich wine heritage. Experience the breathtaking Wings of Tatev ropeway, leading to the majestic Tatev Monastery perched on a cliff, and enjoy panoramic views at Svarants Viewpoint. This tour combines history, architecture, and breathtaking landscapes in one unforgettable journey. - Full-day tour from Yerevan including visits to iconic monasteries - Wine tasting at Areni Winery highlights Armenia's winemaking traditions - Comfortable transportation with a professional guide throughout the day

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.

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.

Drive through the countryside of Armenia to discover three beautiful monasteries during this full-day private tour. Visit the Khor Virap Monastery on the biblical Mount Ararat and the beautiful medieval Noravank Monastery with its Holy Mother of God Church before stopping for lunch. End the tour with a ride on the Wings of Tatev cable car to the two-storied Tatev Monastery considered to be the wealthiest medieval monastery in Armenia.