Attractions near 34 Ohanov St

Experience thrilling rides and family-friendly attractions at Yerevan Park, Armenia's premier amusement destination.

Explore the Emir Pir Huseyin Kara Koyunlu Tomb in Yerevan, a unique example of 15th-century Islamic architecture and a testament to Armenia's diverse history.

Discover the ancient world of Shengavit, a captivating archaeological site in Yerevan, revealing the rich history of early Armenian civilization.

A grove of remembrance in Yerevan, where trees planted by world leaders symbolize hope and a pledge against future genocides.

Discover the enchanting TUMO Cave in Yerevan: a geological wonder with ancient echoes, offering a serene escape into Armenia's natural beauty.

A poignant memorial in Yerevan honoring the victims and recognizing those who spoke out against the Armenian Genocide.

A solemn memorial in Yerevan commemorating the victims of the Armenian Genocide and symbolizing national rebirth.

A poignant memorial in Parakar honoring Armenian sacrifices and resilience during World War II, inviting reflection and cultural engagement.

Discover Armenia's legendary brandy at the ARARAT Museum in Yerevan, exploring its rich history, production, and cultural significance.

Uncover the artistic legacy of Sergei Parajanov at this intimate museum in Yerevan, celebrating the life and works of Armenia's cinematic genius.

A Yerevan square honoring Uruguay's recognition of the Armenian Genocide, featuring 'The Dance of Fire' sculpture in a peaceful setting.

Explore the stunning Red Bridge in Yerevan, a charming blend of history, culture, and breathtaking views that enchants every traveler.

Discover Kond, Yerevan's oldest district: a charming labyrinth of narrow streets, historic architecture, and vibrant street art in the heart of the city.

Discover the serene beauty of St. Sargis Vicarial Church in Yerevan, a stunning example of Armenian architecture and a spiritual haven for visitors.

Explore Yerevan's oldest district, Kond, where vibrant street art breathes new life into ancient alleyways. A unique fusion of history and modern expression.

Discover Armenia's winemaking heritage at the Noy Factory, a historic winery and brandy producer in the heart of Yerevan.

Explore Armenia's rich cultural heritage through intricate wooden masterpieces at Yerevan's State Wood-carving Museum.

Explore the artistry of Armenian carpets and indulge in traditional cuisine at Yerevan's Megerian Carpet, a unique cultural experience.

Explore Yerevan's underground art scene and Soviet-era architecture in the heart of the city, connecting to the historic Kond district.

Explore Yerevan's captivating history at this museum, showcasing artifacts from ancient times to the present day.

Explore Yerevan's Indoor Market: A vibrant shopping destination filled with local flavors, unique crafts, and an authentic Armenian experience.

Discover Yerevan's Persian gem: The Blue Mosque, a serene sanctuary of intricate tilework, tranquil gardens, and cultural harmony in the heart of the city.

Explore Armenian history and culture through the powerful art of Eduard Isabekyan at this Yerevan gallery.

Discover Armenia's vibrant modern art scene at Yerevan's pioneering museum, showcasing avant-garde works since 1972.

Explore the beauty of Armenia with expert guidance from Feel Armenia Tour Operator, offering personalized tours to unveil the country's cultural richness.

Explore the life and legacy of Komitas, the father of Armenian classical music, at this Yerevan museum and cultural center.

Discover a modern urban oasis in Yerevan's heart, celebrating the city's rich history and offering a tranquil escape.

Escape to Yerevan's Diana Abgar Park: A modern green space honoring Armenia's first female diplomat, perfect for evening strolls.

Escape to Yerevan's oldest park: a green oasis with historical charm, scenic fountains, and cultural landmarks in the heart of the city.

Escape to Yerevan's Lovers' Park: A serene oasis of Japanese-inspired tranquility in the heart of the city. Perfect for relaxation and cultural events.

Explore the artistic legacy of Armenia's Ara Sargsyan and Hakob Kojoian in their former Yerevan home and studios.