Sights, places to visit in Armenia

Sunny and hospitable Armenia is an open-air museum and a treasury of unique sightseeing places created by nature and the talented hands of people. You will find unique architectural creations and historical sights of various times in magnificent Armenia, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Ancient temples and monasteries, impregnable fortresses, amazing monuments of modern architecture, transparent lakes, healing springs, majestic mountains, vast forests and other sights won't leave indifferent connoisseurs of beauty. There is a large number of tourists at almost any time of the year due to the variety of attractions and beautiful places to visit in Armenia. Lovers of antiquity, mysticism and picturesque landscapes will surely discover something new for themselves traveling around Armenia.... See More

Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex

Tsitsernakaberd Armenian Genocide memorial complex was built in the park of the same name in 1967 in memory of the 1.5 million innocent victims, who died tragically during the Armenian Genocide committed by the Ottoman Empire in 1915. The monument consists of twelve stone pillars leaning over the eternal flame, high granite stele and the … Continue reading "Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex"

Mother Armenia Monument

The monument with the symbolic name “Mother Armenia” by architect Rafael Israelyan, erected in the center of the picturesque Victory Park, majestically rises above the capital. The monument and the park surrounding it, built in honor of the victory of the Soviet Union in the Great Patriotic War, are considered one of the main places … Continue reading "Mother Armenia Monument"

Sardarapat Memorial Complex

Sardarapat Memorial complex was erected over the mass grave of soldiers, who fell during the battle of Armenian troops against the Turkish invaders. The memorial, dedicated to the victory of Armenia over the enemy, was established half a century after the battle, which was fateful for Armenian people. The monument is a popular place to … Continue reading "Sardarapat Memorial Complex"

Bear’s Cave

Bear’s Cave located in the Vayodz Dzor region is one of the most fascinating and mystical natural sights in Armenia. The cave was opened by local hunters, who discovered bear bones in its tunnels, henceforth it got its name. The fabulously beautiful cave looks like a huge stone beast absorbing visitors with its many mazes. … Continue reading "Bear’s Cave"

Magil Cave

Magil Cave is a complex labyrinth of underground tunnels. It was formed due to the movement of underground slabs many centuries ago. Various and even rare species of bats live here. The entrance to the Magil Cave is a narrow passage that branches into many tunnels and corridors. The cave was named after the hunter … Continue reading "Magil Cave"

Mozrov cave

Mozrov Cave, accidentally discovered during the construction of the road in 1965, is a popular place to visit among adventure tours lovers today. The deepest cave in Armenia was once completely closed and had no access from the outside. You must follow the safety rules inside this mysterious cave, so tours here are carried out … Continue reading "Mozrov cave"

Matenadaran of Yerevan

The Mesrop Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts is one of the main places to visit in Armenia, from where you need to start your trip to Yerevan. The Matenadaran is an unmatched book depository that contains rare ancient artifacts, including centuries-old manuscripts, documents and books in different languages. Here are the largest and smallest books … Continue reading "Matenadaran of Yerevan"

Sergei Paradjanov Museum

The Sergei Parajanov Museum is an amazing place where more than 600 works of an incredibly talented director, screenwriter and artist of Armenian origin are collected. The museum exposition consists of approximately 1,500 artifacts, among which there are letters from Parajanov himself and other eminent cultural figures, as well as collages, sketches, drawings and compositions. … Continue reading "Sergei Paradjanov Museum"

History Museum of Armenia

Museum with centenary history is an important cultural heritage of Armenia. The museum’s collection consists of 400,000 unique artifacts belonging to different historical eras. The exposition of the History Museum of Armenia is regularly updated with new valuable exhibits found during archaeological excavations. In addition, various thematic exhibitions are often held here. A tour of … Continue reading "History Museum of Armenia"

Trchkan Waterfall

Speaking about the natural sights of Armenia it is important to mention the Trchkan waterfall (“Leaping”), which is the highest in the country. Trchkan surrounded by majestic cliffs rises above the Chichkhan River abounding trout, which floats against the stream of the river in the process of spawning and periodically “jump” out of the water. … Continue reading "Trchkan Waterfall"

Shaki Waterfall

Shaki waterfall formed on the Shaki River is considered one of the most beautiful sights and a popular place to visit in Armenia. According to legend, the waterfall was named after a girl named Shake, who escaped from the captivity of enemy invaders. When they tried to grab Shake, a rock appeared under the girl’s … Continue reading "Shaki Waterfall"

Jermuk Waterfall

Jermuk waterfall is located in Jermuk resort town and flows into the river Arpa. The water sight is the pride of Armenia and a popular place to visit, where tourists and residents of the country regularly come to enjoy the fantastic beauty and healing properties that the waters of Jermuk waterfall have. You will learn … Continue reading "Jermuk Waterfall"