Erevan en 7 jours
Republic Square, Matenadaran Manuscript Museum et Geghard Monastery le jour 1, Cascade Complex et Armenian Genocide Memorial le jour 2 et une excursion à Garni Temple & Geghard Monastery le jour 3. Les 4 autres jours ajoutent Kond, une excursion à Khor Virap Monastery, une excursion à Lake Sevan & Sevanavank Monastery et Saryan Street & the Wine District.
Compter environ 672 € par personne en budget moyen, ou 280 € avec un petit budget.
Jour 1 : Republic Square, Matenadaran Manuscript Museum et Geghard Monastery
Matin
Republic Square
Quartier : Kentron.
Fin de matinée
Matenadaran Manuscript Museum
Quartier : Kentron.
Pour manger
Traditional & Tonir
Go with a group to share multiple dishes family-style. Always order fresh lavash bread.
Où aller : Lavash Restaurant, Dolmama, Tavern Yerevan
Après-midi
Geghard Monastery (day trip)
This classic combo pairs Armenia's only surviving pagan temple, a stunning Greco-Roman structure from the 1st century, with the breathtaking Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site partially carved out of the adjacent mountain in the 4th century. 45-60 min by taxi or guided tour.
Soir
Blue Mosque
An active, beautifully restored 18th-century Shia mosque with a tranquil courtyard and garden, located in the city center.
Jour 2 : Cascade Complex et Armenian Genocide Memorial
Matin
Cascade Complex
A modern, upscale area centered on the monumental Cascade stairway and the sleek, pedestrian-only Northern Avenue.
Pour manger
Street Food & Markets
For the best lahmajun, look for small, busy bakeries where they roll and bake them fresh to order.
Où aller : Lahmajun (Armenian 'pizza') at Lahmajun Gaidz, Gata from GUM Market bakeries, Fresh fruit from the local markets
Après-midi
Armenian Genocide Memorial
Soir
Megerian Carpet Museum & Factory
A museum, workshop, and store dedicated to the ancient art of Armenian carpet weaving.
Quartier : Saryan Street & the Wine District.
Jour 3 : excursion à Garni Temple & Geghard Monastery
45-60 min by taxi or guided tour.
À voir : Garni Temple overlooking the Azat River Gorge, The acoustically perfect rock-hewn church at Geghard, Seeing ancient khachkars, Tasting fresh lavash baked at Garni village
Jour 4 : Kond et Parajanov Museum
Matin
Kond
One of the oldest surviving districts of Yerevan, perched on a hillside with narrow, winding lanes and traditional houses. It's a historically Armenian area with a bohemian, slightly gritty vibe, now attracting artists and creatives.
Aussi dans le coin : Traditional Armenian architecture, Artist studios and small galleries, St. Hovhannes Church, Panoramic views of the city
Pour manger
Modern Armenian & Fusion
These spots often reinterpret classic dishes with contemporary presentation. Ideal for a more upscale, creative meal.
Où aller : Sherep Restaurant, The Green Bean, Black Cat (Sev Katu) cafe
Après-midi
Parajanov Museum
A small, whimsical museum dedicated to the life and surrealist art of famed Armenian film director Sergei Parajanov.
Jour 5 : excursion à Khor Virap Monastery
45 min by taxi or marshrutka.
Famous for its iconic postcard view of Mount Ararat looming directly behind it, Khor Virap is a monastery built over the underground pit where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned for 13 years before converting Armenia to Christianity.
À voir : The unparalleled, close-up view of Mount Ararat, Descending into St. Gregory's dungeon, The serene monastery complex, Visiting nearby Areni wineries for a tasting
Jour 6 : excursion à Lake Sevan & Sevanavank Monastery
60-90 min by car or bus.
Escape to the 'Blue Pearl of Armenia,' one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. Visit the 9th-century Sevanavank monastery on a peninsula for panoramic views and enjoy fresh fish from the lake at a local restaurant.
À voir : Sevanavank Monastery with its twin churches, Swimming or boating in the lake in summer, Trying 'ishkhan', Climbing the peninsula for breathtaking 360° views
Jour 7 : Saryan Street & the Wine District et Kond Pedestrian Tunnel
Matin
Saryan Street & the Wine District
A chic, pedestrian-friendly strip and surrounding area known as the epicenter of Yerevan's social and culinary scene. Lined with wine bars, craft cocktail lounges, and trendy restaurants, it's the place to see and be seen.
Aussi dans le coin : Dargett Craft Beer Pub, Upmarket international restaurants, Proshyan Brandy Factory store, Lively evening atmosphere
Après-midi
Kond Pedestrian Tunnel
A long, tiled Soviet-era pedestrian tunnel connecting the Kond district to the city center, now covered in vibrant street art.
Soir
Lovers' Park (Park of Lovers)
A beautifully landscaped, modern park near the Opera House, featuring contemporary sculptures, a small lake, and a waterfall.
Avant de partir
Depuis l'aéroport
Zvartnots International Airport (EVN) is 12km west. A taxi using the GG app costs 1800-2500 AMD to the center (15-20 min). Official airport taxis are more expensive (approx 5000 AMD). The 201 bus runs every 15-20 mins to the city for 300 AMD (40-50 min).
Se déplacer
The compact Kentron (city center) is highly walkable, with most major sights within a 30-minute radius. The Cascade steps and some hills in Kond require moderate fitness.
Conseils sur place
- For the best, unobstructed photo of Mount Ararat, visit the Armenian Genocide Memorial (Tsitsernakaberd) in the late afternoon. The light is perfect, and the reflective pool creates a stunning mirror effect.
- Never refuse an invitation for coffee or a meal. Armenian hospitality ('tonir') is sacred. A simple 'yes' can lead to the most memorable experiences and insights into local life.
- Download the GG or Yandex Taxi app. They are far cheaper and more reliable than hailing cabs on the street. A ride across the city center should cost under 1500 AMD.
