All Cities in Armenia to Visit

Alaverdi, Armenia reveals Lori’s Debed Canyon, Sanahin Monastery, copper-mining history and mountain culture through rewarding northern sightseeing.

Aparan, Armenia offers highland scenery, early Christian heritage, the 1918 battle memorial and a quiet gateway to Mount Aragats and rural culture.

Dilijan, Armenia, pairs forested mountain scenery with historic monasteries, craft traditions, local cuisine and peaceful cultural escapes in Tavush.

Goris, Armenia, pairs red-rock landscapes and cave dwellings with Syunik heritage, Tatev excursions, local cuisine and quiet mountain-town hospitality.

Gyumri, Armenia’s artistic northern city, invites visitors to explore black-stone architecture, museums, cafés, crafts and poignant modern history on foot.

Haghpat, Armenia, pairs a UNESCO-listed medieval monastery with Lori’s forested valleys, mountain views, village life and rewarding cultural sightseeing.

Jermuk, Armenia: mineral springs, forested mountain walks, waterfalls, spa traditions and Vayots Dzor culture in a highland resort town near Gndevank.

Kapan, Armenia, pairs Syunik’s mining heritage with mountain scenery, medieval monasteries, fortress ruins and authentic southern Armenian culture.

Tsaghkadzor, Armenia’s mountain resort, combines skiing on Mount Teghenis with Kecharis Monastery, forest walks, fresh air and easy access from Yerevan.

Vanadzor, Armenia’s green northern city, combines Soviet-era heritage, mountain scenery, museums and access to Lori’s monasteries, forests and villages.

Vayk, Armenia offers quiet Vayots Dzor scenery, local culture, nearby wine country, medieval monasteries and a scenic route towards Jermuk.

Yerevan blends ancient Urartian history, pink-tuff architecture, Armenian culture, lively cafés, museums and memorable views towards Mount Ararat.