Yerevan is the capital city of Armenia, a city which is 29 years older than Rome! It dates back to 782 BC. Yerevan is often referred to as "The Pink City" for many buildings are made of pink tuff stone. You are going to enjoy interesting stories of the thousand-year history of the capital along with visits of architectural monuments (such as the Opera House, Cascade Complex, Mother Armenia, Republic Square), as well as vintage central streets of the city (such as Abovyan str., Mashtots ave., Baghramyan ave., Northern ave.). And from the height of the special viewpoint the whole city will open up towards you.

The Yerevan Vernissage is an open-air exhibition-market, operating daily since the 1980s. Situated near the Republic Square metro station and extending to Saryan Park, it showcases an array of Armenian art and handicrafts. Visitors can explore stalls offering traditional carpets, coins, jewelry, musical instruments, electronics, and more. The Vernissage is renowned for its exclusive handmade masterpieces, souvenirs, and artworks, making it a must-visit destination in Yerevan.

Exploring the GUM Market in Yerevan is a delightful immersion into both the culinary heritage and the vibrant culture of Armenia. Renowned for its warm hospitality and rich traditions, Armenian cuisine offers a captivating array of dishes crafted from fresh, organic ingredients and aromatic spices. The front section of the market is a treasure trove of dried and candied fruits, an impressive display that includes nuts, spices, and sujukh—a delectable candy-coated nut treat. This section stands as a testament to Armenia's expertise in preserving its harvest, offering an extensive assortment of non-perishable delights perfect for bringing home as souvenirs.