Destinations
Small country, unforgettable variety
From Yerevan's city life to alpine lakes, green forests, ancient monasteries and dramatic southern mountains, Armenia offers a surprising amount to discover. We combine destinations according to your travel dates, interests and pace.
Tsaghkadzor & Lake Sevan
A mountain resort town and Armenia's great lake
Ride the cable car above Tsaghkadzor for sweeping mountain views, then continue to Lake Sevan, one of the highest large lakes in the world. Visit the historic Sevanavank Monastery on its peninsula and enjoy the cool lake air, a favourite day trip for families and photographers alike.
Dilijan
Armenia's Little Switzerland
Wander the cobblestone streets of Dilijan's Old Town, surrounded by pine-covered hills and fresh mountain air. Nearby, the monasteries of Haghartsin and Goshavank sit quietly among the forest, making Dilijan one of Armenia's most relaxing getaways.
Jermuk
Waterfalls, mineral springs and mountain air
Known for its natural mineral springs and spa culture, Jermuk is also home to a dramatic waterfall and scenic canyon walks. A refreshing stop for travellers looking to slow down and enjoy Armenia's southern highlands.
Garni, Geghard & Symphony of Stones
Ancient history and dramatic nature
Combine three of Armenia's most memorable sights in one beautiful day. Visit the ancient Garni Temple, explore the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery and walk through the spectacular basalt formations of the Symphony of Stones.
Gyumri
Armenia's city of art, craft and character
Explore Gyumri's beautifully restored 19th-century black-stone architecture, lively Vartanants Square and the city's long tradition of humour, music and craftsmanship. Armenia's second-largest city offers a different, more intimate side of the country.