Armenia · WALKING TOURS
The centre is compact and the tuff changes colour through the day, which makes Yerevan a walking city in every season but January. These 8 tours cover the squares, the Vernissage market and the food stops, at a local’s pace.
Review of Yerevan’s four-hour cultural walking tour, with Armenian food tastings, major sights, history, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Great way to see the city!! Got to try new foods and discover your event like never before would highly recommend.”
See Yerevan’s cathedral, Swan Lake, Cascade, Parliament, and Victory Park on a private tour with pickup and an English-speaking guide.
“Me and my husband had a wonderful city tour with Ana. Ana is like a book full of knowledge of modern and ancient Armenian history, art and life. We really got s much in this tour, so thankful for that.”
Taste Armenia’s best-loved dishes on a private Yerevan walk, with six food stops, local stories, and a guide focused on culture and flavor.
“An excellent experience. Doing this tour made me try foods that, left to my own devices, I would never consider ordering off of a menu. I ate these new dishes and I was amazed. Ana is a wonderful guide, and adds a convivial cultural context to all the dishes, as well as a great conversationalist. Thoroughly recommended!”
Explore Yerevan on foot with local tastings, Soviet architecture, art, history, tea, coffee, and views of Mount Ararat.
“Guide was helpful, funny and knew a lot of stuff.”
Explore Yerevan after dark on a private walking tour featuring Republic Square, Vernissage, Northern Avenue, Opera House, and Cascade arts.
“A beautiful city at night with excellent ambience guided by wonderful Ms Shushan who provided great insights with all you need and want to know about Yerevan”
Review of Yerevan’s evening walking tour with Cascade views, concert halls, Armenian wine, and 10-year-old brandy for $33.
“the trip was good and david is very kind and informative about the different places we visited. i hope to come back again next year”
Walk Yerevan’s landmarks, enter the Opera House, and taste five Armenian wines plus 10-year brandy for $37.
“I enjoyed the tour very much as it was a great introduction to the city, it's history and it's culture. Aref was a great host, very enthusiastic, knowledgeable and open-hearted. It felt like having a local friend showing you around her city. The wine and brandy tasting was very nice but I particularly enjoyed the gata which was by far the best I tried in Armenia.”
Explore Gyumri with local guide Aram on a 150-minute walking tour featuring churches, museums, stories, and Armenian culture for $25.
“The guide was local and that makes the experience extra exciting. Great English. And passionate.”
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