Start your trip by exploring Dilijan, one of the most beautiful resort towns in Armenia. Next, take the city tour in the pink capital of Armenia, Yerevan, which is also the largest city in the nation. The history of Yerevan, initially named “Erebuni”, dates back to the 8th century BC. Get around the city by walking across a couple of ancient streets; such as, Baghramyan, Abovyan, and Mashtots. Then visit the historic Victory Park, from where you can get the whole view of the city. Walk down the Cascade Complex, a massive stairway with fountains, and visit the National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet.

At Cascade complex, you can stop by Cafesjian Center of the Arts, founded by Gerard Cafesjian, which presents a wide variety of exhibits of contemporary art. Continue exploring the city by visiting one of the most famous landmarks, Matenadaran, a unique Museum of Armenian Manuscripts, located on the widest street of central Yerevan, “Mashtots Avenue”. The museum is also named after Mesrop Mashtots, the creator of Armenian alphabet, whose statue is placed in front of the building. When the museum was established as a distinct institution it had around 10,000 manuscripts, and now, it has 23,000. Next, head to the History Museum of Armenia, founded in 1919 by the National Assembly of Armenia and located on the Republic Square.

The museum has a national collection of 400,000 objects and 5 departments: Archaeology, Numismatics, Ethnography, Modern History, and Restoration. After you finish exploring the historic museums of Yerevan, you’ll have a chance to visit the legendary Armenian Brandy Company “Ararat”, which began its production in 1887 in Yerevan. In a quarter of a century, Armenian Brandy gained worldwide recognition and its production reached a grand scale. Finally, walk through the beautiful parks and have some rest in there.