Cascade Complex, Opera House and Republic Square Walk
Begin at the top of the Cascade Complex for panoramic views of the city and admire clear vistas of Mount Ararat on bright days.
Descend via the limestone stairway or internal escalators.
Explore contemporary works at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts, and view open-air sculptures and tiered fountains along the descent.
Walk through Tamanyan Park at the base of the Cascade.
View notable sculptures, including works by Fernando Botero, and enjoy landscaped pedestrian pathways connecting to the cultural centre.
Arrive at Freedom Square and admire the circular design of the Armenian National Opera and Ballet Theatre.
Learn about architect Alexander Tamanyan's urban vision.
Walk past Swan Lake and the statue of composer Arno Babajanyan, and experience the lively cultural atmosphere of central Yerevan.
Stroll along Northern Avenue, the city's modern pedestrian boulevard.
Observe contemporary architecture, upscale boutiques, and cafés, and experience vibrant street life in the heart of the capital.
Continue to Abovyan Street, one of the city's oldest streets.
Admire 19th-century black and red tuff buildings and discover remnants of Yerevan's Belle Époque heritage.
Conclude at Republic Square.
Observe grand neoclassical pink tuff buildings, including the National Gallery and Government House.
Learn about the architectural identity of the Pink City and view the famous Singing Fountains if operating.
