The Armenian Capital is a charming city where energy abounds and culture awaits at every turn. Surely, this description isn’t enough and you want to get more detailed information on how to get around the city and beyond. Here are the most frequently asked questions which the tourists are interested to get the answer for while staying in Yerevan.
What’s the most exciting cultural aspect of the city?
There’re so many to choose from but the Opera and Ballet Theatre after Aram Khachaturyan is the one to pin into your route in the case you want to attend a ballet or opera. The performances meet the highest standards relevant to your expectations. This would be a great choice for great evening out.
Where should we go for great views?
Cascade hill has the best view of the city. On a clear day you can see the holy mountain of Armenians-Ararat. To make the experience last long, you can sit on the hill-stairs with some hot drink as the days are getting colder and we don’t want you to catch a cold while admiring the beauty of the city.
What’s the nightlife like?
As Yerevan is a developing and modern city, night owls won’t get bored as there are a number of clubs and pubs offering great bits and atmosphere to feel relaxed, drink various cocktails, dance and forget about the time. Find some in Pushkin Street, North Avenue, Aram Street, Tamanyan Street, Saryan Street, etc.
Tell us a bit about Yerevan’s dining scene?
Undoubtedly, Yerevan can be treated as of the most delicious and healthy food serving cities in the world. The city boasts a great number of cafes and restaurants providing both local-Amenian and international cuisines. Khorovats, Harisa, Zhengyalov Hats, Ker u Sus, etc. are among the most popular dishes. If you are a vegetarian or vegan, don’t worry, as you will have your meals served properly almost everywhere.
Are there any good food markets that are worth a visit?
Though a great number of grocery shops and supermarkets are available around the city, you will have a great experience if you visit Armenian food market. For example Gumi Shuka (market) is awesome. Local farmers, bakers and food preparers come here and sell everything from fruits and vegetables to dried fruit sausages, to spices to meats.
