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Yerevan, Armenia’s capital and cultural heart, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, yet it feels remarkably young and vibrant. With a backdrop of snow-capped Mount Ararat, the city seamlessly blends ancient heritage with Soviet-era grandeur and modern creativity. Known as the “Pink City” because of the rose-colored tuff stone used in its buildings, Yerevan impresses visitors with its wide boulevards, green parks, and energetic street life.
WHAT TO DO IN YEREVAN?
The central gathering point is Republic Square, a vast open space surrounded by impressive architecture and home to nightly dancing fountain shows in the summer. A short walk away is Cascade Complex, a monumental stairway featuring contemporary sculptures, art installations, and panoramic views over the city. At the top lies the Cafesjian Center for the Arts, a must for art lovers.
Yerevan also boasts a rich café culture—sidewalks hum with conversation and Armenian jazz—while the vernissage market offers local crafts, antiques, and Soviet memorabilia. For a deeper understanding of the country’s soul, visit the powerful Armenian Genocide Memorial & Museum on Tsitsernakaberd Hill. History buffs will also appreciate the Matenadaran, which houses thousands of ancient manuscripts and maps.
Armenian cuisine is central to the Yerevan experience. Indulge in grilled meats like khorovats, fresh herbs, lavash bread, and sweet desserts like gata. The city’s wine and brandy scene is thriving—don’t leave without tasting Ararat Brandy, once favored by Churchill himself.
With its warm hospitality, walkable center, and deep sense of national pride, Yerevan is a city that surprises and inspires. Whether you're tracing ancient legacies or enjoying a vibrant night out, Armenia’s capital offers depth, beauty, and soul.
