Vernissage

Wether you're travelling alone or with family/friends: having a photoshoot in this beautiful city will add wonderful memories to your trip. You will be meeting your photographer outside of Republic Square metro (right near the Aram Manukyan statue). We will contact you on the day of your photoshoot via email/whatsapp to make sure the meet up goes smoothly. There are several paths that can be taken and your photographer will take create a custom photoshoot path depending on the time booked and your desired outcome. Let's have fun and create some beautiful memories !

Get an unforgettable experience with this offer & get ready in order to explore: Day 1: Yerevan - Khor Virap - Etchmiadin - Zvartnots - Vernissage - Yerevan • Khor Virap Monastery, one of the most important sanctuaries of Armenians, located at the foot of the biblical Mount Ararat. • Etchmiadzin Cathedral - the religious center for all the Armenian. Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301. The cathedral was listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2000. • Hripsime Church, listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco, was built by the order of the Catholicos Komitas in 618. • Also, you will visit Zvartnots Cathedral, one of the medieval Armenian cathedrals built in the seventh century. The ruins of Zvartnots Temple are designated by Unesco as World Heritage Site. • The last stop is Vernissage, a large open-air exhibition-market in Yerevan, where you will find anything and everything. Day 2: Yerevan - Garni -Symphony of Stones - Geghard - Lake Sevan - Yerevan • Garni Temple is the only preserved pagan temple in the entire territory of the Caucasus. The construction dates back to the second half of the 1st century and was dedicated to the Sun God. After the Christianization of Armenia, the temple was used as a royal residence. • Symphony of Stones is a natural monument and protected by law. This is one of the must-see places of Armenia. • Geghard which is a medieval monastery declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. According to tradition The Geghard Monastery was founded by Saint Gregory in the 4th century on the site of a sacred spring. The peculiar character of the construction is reflected in its austerity and the magnificent natural scenery of the canyon, surrounded by precipices and curved cliffs. • Then you will make a stop to visit the Sevanavank monastic complex on the peninsula and contemplate the beautiful landscape of Lake Sevan, which is the pearl of Armenia. Day 3: Yerevan - Noravank - Shaki waterfall - Tatev/Wings of Tatev- Yerevan • You will visit one of the wonderful monuments of medieval Armenia, the Monastery of Noravank, located in an impressive canyon. Noravank means "New Monastery" and is considered one of the most attractive places in the country. • Our next stop is Shaki waterfall, located in one of the cosiest corners of Syunik province, gloriously opening its striking beauty to all the admirers. • The last stop is Tatev Monastery which is the gem of Armenian architecture. It was founded in the 9th century and has been a major educational and religious center in Armenia for many centuries. We are going to take the cable car Wings of Tatev which is the longest reversible cableway in the world (5752 m), recorded in the Guinness Book of Records. Enjoy your stay in our country.

Make unforgettable memories with this offer: Day 1: Yerevan - Khor Virap - Birds’ Cave - Noravank- Yerevan • Khor Virap Monastery, one of the most important sanctuaries of Armenians, located at the foot of the biblical Mount Ararat. • Areni-1, also known as Birds’ Cave which was inhabited in different epochs by ancient civilizations. One of the valuable findings was the oldest shoe in the world (5500 years). • Noravank Monastery, considered one of the jewels of Armenian architecture, located in an impressive canyon. Day 2: Yerevan -The Arch of Charents - Garni - Geghard - Sevan - Tsaghkadzor - Yerevan • The Arch of Charents. It’s a place where you can admire the most beautiful view of Mount Ararat. • Garni Temple is the only preserved pagan temple in the entire territory of the Caucasus. The construction dates back to the second half of the 1st century and was dedicated to the Sun God. • Geghard Monastery. According to tradition Geghard was founded by Saint Gregory in the 4th century on the site of a sacred spring. The current constructions of the monastery, which are partially excavated in the rock, date from the 13th century (UNESCO). • Sevanavank monastic complex on the peninsula and contemplate the beautiful landscape of Lake Sevan, which is the pearl of Armenia. • Tsaghkadzor, a ski resort of Armenia, where you will take the cable car and rise up to the top, from where the magnificent atmosphere and spectacular nature of Tsaghkadzor unfolds. Day 3: Yerevan - Saghmosavank - Alphabet Monument - Cascade Complex - Tsitsernakaberd - Mother Armenia Monument - Yerevan • Saghmosavank, 13th century monastery located on the right bank of the Kasakh River. Overall, its excellent location provides additional beauty and comeliness to the monastery. • Armenian Alphabet Monument. The complex includes sculptures of 39 letters of Armenian alphabet, as well as monuments to the great Armenian thinkers. • Cascade, a truly magnificent part of the city, where art, urban life & a huge architectural complex. • Genocide memorial “Tsitsernakaberd” to get closer to one of the saddest pages of the Armenian history. • Mother Armenia Monument, one of the tallest statues in Yerevan & the symbol of Armenia. Day 4: Yerevan - Echmiadzin - Zvartnots - Vernissage - Fruit Market - Yerevan • Echmiadzin Cathedral - the religious center for all the Armenian. Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301 (UNESCO). • The ruins of Zvartnots Cathedral one of the medieval Armenian cathedrals built in the 7th century (UNESCO). • Vernissage, a large open-air exhibition-market in Yerevan, where you will find anything and everything. • Yerevan fruit market which is a colorful, fragrant and busy huge indoor market with hundreds of stalls of farmers, bakers etc that actually grow and prepare their own food.

The start of the tour depends on the factories administration 1 point Noy Cognac Factory is located in front of Ararat Factory, next to the City Hall and Victory Bridge. The plant was built in 1877 by the merchant Nerses Tairian, who decided to start producing wine and was helped by his relative, by the legendary artist O. Ayvazovsky. The plant is located inside the famous Erivan fortress, built in the 16th century by Farad Pasha. Inside you will find a wonderful excursion program in the cellar, catacombs and a tasting room, and in front of the entrance there is a lovely shop where you can make purchases. 2 point One of the pride of the Armenian nation is the legendary Ararat Brandy Factory. After the construction in 1887 by Nerses Tairyan, the plant was sold to Nikolai Shustov and continued its development under his leadership. In 1900, during the "Blind Tasting" in France, he first gained worldwide fame, a gold medal and the right to use the word cognac instead of brandy. During the Soviet Union time, the legendary cognac was transported to the Kremlin for a long time, and according to legend, it was Winston Churchill's favorite cognac. For several years in a row he was awarded the Product of the Year in Russia. Inside there is a museum with an excursion program in several languages, cognac tasting room and a shop where you can shop for yourself and for your loved ones. 3 point Operating since the days of the USSR, the GUM market is located on Khorenatsi street, next to the Tashir shopping center, and currently considered as the unofficial central market of Yerevan. After the fall of the Soviet Union, the old complex was destroyed, after which the warehouse next to the old market was reopened, and the name was left the same (GUM-Main Department Store). The market has a fairly large territory where you can buy a variety of delicious fruits, dried fruits, Armenian bread-lavash, meat and fish, and this all from the first village hands. 4 point Vernissage is located near Republic Square and stretches to the monument of Vardan Mamikonyan. The history of the famous Vernissage market dates back to 1980, when Armenian artists sold their paintings. After that, the artists moved to Saryan Park, and instead of them, sellers of souvenirs came there. Gradually, the market expanded and turned into a market of national handicrafts in the open air, receiving the French name Vernissage. There you will have a great opportunity to buy gifts for your family and friends, as well as purchase something for yourself.

Get ready in order to explore: Day 1: Yerevan - Garni - Arch of Charents - Geghard - Lake Sevan - Tsaghkadzor - Yerevan • The Arch of Charents. It’s a place where you can admire the most beautiful view of Mount Ararat. • Garni Temple is the only preserved pagan temple in the entire territory of the Caucasus. The construction dates back to the second half of the 1st century and was dedicated to the Sun God. • Geghard which is a medieval monastery declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. According to tradition The Geghard Monastery was founded by Saint Gregory in the 4th century on the site of a sacred spring. The peculiar character of the construction is reflected in its austerity and the magnificent natural scenery of the canyon, surrounded by precipices and curved cliffs. • Then you will make a stop to visit the Sevanavank monastic complex on the peninsula and contemplate the beautiful landscape of Lake Sevan, which is the pearl of Armenia. • And the last visit is Tsaghkadzor, a ski resort of Armenia, where you will take the cable car and rise up to the top, from where the magnificent atmosphere and spectacular nature of Tsaghkadzor unfolds. Day 2: Yerevan - Khor Virap - Areni-1 (Birds’ Cave) - Noravank - Yerevan • Khor Virap Monastery, one of the most important sanctuaries of Armenians. Its history is closely linked to the religious and cultural history of Armenia. The monastery is located at the foot of the biblical Mount Ararat. • Areni-1, also known as Birds’ Cave. The cave represents a rocky room with niches and aisles, which was inhabited in different epochs by ancient civilizations. During the archaeological excavations in the cave was discovered the ancient leather shoe. It is considered the oldest shoe in the world, the age of which is supposed to be about 5,5 thousand years. • And the last visit is one of the wonderful monuments of medieval Armenia, the Monastery of Noravank, located in an impressive canyon. Noravank is considered one of the most attractive places in the country. Day 3: Yerevan - Saghmosavank - Alphabet Monument - Cascade Complex - Tsitsernakaberd - Vernissage - Yerevan • Saghmosavank, 13th century monastery located on the right bank of the Kasakh River. Overall, its excellent location provides additional beauty and comeliness to the monastery. • Armenian Alphabet Monument. The complex includes sculptures of 39 letters of Armenian alphabet, as well as monuments to the great Armenian thinkers. All the letters and statues are made of Armenian tufa. • Cascade Monument, one of the most famous landmarks of Yerevan, the Cafesjian Museum of Modern Arts. •Afterwards you will visit the Genocide memorial “Tsitsernakaberd” to get closer to one of the saddest pages of the Armenian history. •The last stop is Vernissage, a large open-air exhibition-market in Yerevan, where you will find anything and everything. Get an unforgettable experience.

Discover relics of the past while our expert negotiator helps you navigate the art of bargaining. Join us for a day of historical exploration, where every purchase tells a story. Embark on a captivating trip through Yerevan's flea markets, specially tailored for those seeking the allure of forgotten Soviet treasures. The day commences at Vernissage Market, an open-air time capsule where artisans breathe life into relics of the past. Uncover vintage Soviet memorabilia, each item whispering tales of a bygone era, as our expert guide illuminates the historical significance behind each discovery. As the sun ascends, take a culinary pause, savoring local delights amidst the market's vibrant ambiance or in nearby eateries. It's a moment to recharge before delving into the mysteries of Gum Market, a bustling locale where Soviet remnants await rediscovery. Engage with the friendly vendors, and let our guide navigate the nuances of bargaining to ensure you bring home a piece of history at the best value. Our guide, adept in the art of negotiation, will assist you in securing unique pieces, turning each transaction into a journey through time.

"Romantic Whispers of Yerevan: A Love-Filled Journey" invites couples to explore the romantic side of Armenia's capital, blending cultural richness with intimate moments. Begin your journey at Republic Square, where the city's pulse beats strongest, leading to the curated wonders of Mirzoyan Library. The Tufenkian Heritage Hotels offer a glimpse into Armenian hospitality, while Vernissage showcases the best of local crafts and art. Experience the flavors of Armenia at Dolmama, an iconic dining spot. Dalan Art Gallery and Restaurant offers a combination of visual and culinary arts in a cozy setting. Charles Aznavour Square provides a picturesque backdrop for a leisurely walk, leading to the majestic Armenian National Opera and Ballet Theatre. Conclude your tour at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts, perched on the Cascade, offering breathtaking views of the city. This tour is a celebration of love, art, and the enduring spirit of Yerevan.

After hotel pick-up, head to the Aragatsotn Province to see the treasure of Armenian. First you will visit Saghmosavank. It’s a 13th century monastery located on the right bank of the Kasakh River. Overall, its excellent location provides additional beauty and comeliness to the monastery. Also, you will visit Armenian Alphabet Monument. The complex includes sculptures of 39 letters of Armenian alphabet, as well as monuments to the great Armenian thinkers. All the letters and statues are made of Armenian tufa. Later we'll drive towards Amberd, a 10th-century fortress, located 2,300 meters above sea level, on the slopes of Mount Aragats and at the confluence of the Arkashen and Amberd rivers. Driving back to Yerevan. Afterwards you will visit Vernissage, a large open-air exhibition-market in Yerevan, where you will find anything and everything. Enjoy your stay in our country.

Make unforgettable memories with this offer: Day 1: Yerevan -The Arch of Charents - Garni -Symphony of Stones - Geghard - Echmiadzin - Zvartnots - Yerevan • The Arch of Charents. It’s a place where you can admire the most beautiful view of Mount Ararat. • Garni Temple is the only preserved pagan temple in the entire territory of the Caucasus. The construction dates back to the second half of the 1st century & was dedicated to the Sun God. After the Christianization of Armenia, the temple was used as a royal residence. • Symphony of Stones is a natural monument and protected by law. This is one of the must-see places of Armenia. • Geghard which is a medieval monastery declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. According to tradition The Geghard Monastery was founded by Saint Gregory in the 4th century on the site of a sacred spring. The current constructions of the monastery, which are partially excavated in the rock, date from the 13th century. The peculiar character of the construction is reflected in its austerity & the magnificent natural scenery of the canyon, surrounded by precipices and curved cliffs. • Etchmiadzin Cathedral - the religious center for all the Armenian. Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301. The cathedral was listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2000. • Zvartnots Cathedral, one of the medieval Armenian cathedrals built in the seventh century. The ruins of Zvartnots Temple are designated by Unesco as World Heritage Site. Day 2: Yerevan - Khor Virap - Birds’ Cave - Areni - Noravank - Vernissage - Yerevan • Khor Virap Monastery, which means “deep dungeon”, is one of the most important sanctuaries of Armenians. The monastery is located at the foot of the biblical Mount Ararat, where according to the Old Testament, after the Universal Flood Noah's Ark had run aground. • Areni-1, also known as Birds’ Cave, is located on the left-hand side of the Arpa River. The cave represents a rocky room with niches & aisles, which was inhabited in different epochs by ancient civilizations. During the archaeological excavations in the cave, valuable specimens were discovered which later became key details to the world history of civilization. One of such valuable findings was the ancient leather shoe, which is perfectly preserved. It is considered the oldest shoe in the world, the age of which is supposed to be about 5,5 thousand years. • Areni Winery, one of Armenia’s main attractions for connoisseurs of vintage wines. Here you can enjoy tastes & aromas unique to this part of the world because Armenia is famous for its ancient traditions in wine production. • Drive to Noravank. The monastery is located in an impressive canyon. Noravank means "New Monastery" and is considered one of the jewels of Armenian architecture and one of the most attractive places in the country. • Vernissage, a large open-air exhibition-market in Yerevan, where you will find anything & everything.