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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..

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.

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. Sample Armenian delicacies including zaatar, mutabal, muhammara, and a main dish of kebab with rice, along with tea, coffee, bottled water, or local drinks.

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.

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.