Welcome to the most ancient and  vibrant capital of the world which  serves as a dynamic blend of history, culture and modernity.

    Yerevan is often referred to as the "Pink City" due to the widespread use of locally quarried pink tufa stone in its buildings. This distinctive architectural feature lends the city a warm and unique character.

    The heart of Yerevan, Republic Square, is surrounded by monumental buildings, including the Government House, the National Gallery, and the History Museum of Armenia. The square hosts various events, concerts, and the famous "dancing fountains."

    Another  symbol of modern Yerevan is Cascade which serves as  a massive art complex with terraced steps and fountains. It houses the Cafesjian Center for the Arts, featuring contemporary art installations and sculptures.

Some of the cultural places that you shouldn’t miss in Yerevan are:

•   Institute of Ancient Manuscripts named after Mesrop Mashtots, commonly known as Matenadaran,
•   Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex which commemorates the memory of victims of the Armenian Genocide.
•   Opera and Ballet Theatre in Yerevan, a magnificent structure, hosting a range of cultural performances.
•   History museum which exhibits the rich history of Armenia starting from Stone age period to the latest.

    Yerevan is also  known for its lively café culture. The city's streets are lined with cafés and outdoor seating areas, providing the perfect setting to enjoy Armenian coffee and pastries while soaking in the atmosphere. From bustling markets like Vernissage open-air market to modern shopping centers, Yerevan offers diverse retail experiences. The city's nightlife includes a mix of traditional Armenian music venues, jazz clubs, and contemporary bars. And don’t forget to walk in the lovely parks of Yerevan like Lover’s Park, Victory Park etc.

    Yerevan's rich tapestry of history, cultural treasures, and modern amenities makes it a captivating destination where the spirit of Armenia comes alive. Visitors can explore the city's diverse facets, from ancient landmarks to contemporary art, creating a memorable and immersive experience.