Armenia · City Tours

5-Hour Yerevan Museum and Monument Tour with Erebuni Fortress

5 Hours Round trip from Yerevan Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore both the oldest and newest parts of Yerevan
02 Discover the cuneiform inscription marking Yerevan's foundation in 782 B.C.
03 Visit Erebuni Fortress, also known as Irbuni and Arin Berd
04 See the Opera House, Republic Square, and Cascade
05 Visit the Armenian Genocide Memorial and the Mother Armenia monument

Visit Yerevan, a city that signifies 3,000 years of human history, and discover both its oldest and newest quarters in just 5 hours. Explore the revival of the Armenian nation through famous historical sites such as Erebuni Fortress, the Opera House, Republic Square, Cascade, the Parliament House, the Armenian Genocide Memorial, the Mother Armenia monument, Abovyan street, and Mashtots Ave. Along the way, see the cuneiform inscription that marks the foundation of the city in 782 B.C.

Discover the cuneiform inscription that dates back to the VIII century B.C. and indicates the foundation of the city in 782 B.C.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 5 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Yerevan

Languages English, Italian, Russian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Yerevan's Historic Landmarks and Monuments

Explore the oldest and the newest parts of Yerevan with the tour guide.

Discover the cuneiform inscription that dates back to the VIII century B.C. and indicates the foundation of the city in 782 B.C.
Trace the rare examples of XIX century Yerevan.
Learn about XX century Yerevan, which represents the revival of the Armenian Nation.
Visit Erebuni Fortress, also known as Irbuni and Arin Berd.
Head to the Opera House, Republic Square, and Cascade.
Visit the Parliament House and the Armenian Genocide Memorial, Armenia's official memorial dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide.
Proceed to see the Mother Armenia monument, a female personification of Armenia.
End the tour by exploring Abovyan street and Mashtots Ave.