A day in Yerevan, founded in 782 BC and known as the pink city of tuff: a drive past the main sights, the Erebuni fortress, the Tsitsernakaberd memorial with the Armenian Genocide Museum and the Matenadaran, which holds over 20,000 manuscripts and fragments.
from AMD 19,500
per car · All inclusive
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All inclusive · free cancellation up to 24 h · card online or cash in AMD
USD, EUR and RUB are for reference. The price is fixed in Armenian drams.
About 6 hours in total · 34 km
Pickup at your hotel or address in Yerevan
Back at your hotel in Yerevan
Museums are closed on Mondays, and the Matenadaran is also closed on Sundays: choose a day from Tuesday to Saturday.
AMD 19,500 per car in a sedan for 1–4 travellers with up to 3 suitcases (up to 2 when there are four); otherwise, AMD 27,000 in a minivan for groups of up to 7. It is the price for the whole car, not per person, and it includes fuel, parking, hotel pickup and drop-off and bottled water.
Plan about 6 hours with all stops (34 km in total). You choose the pickup time when booking; many travellers start between 8:00 and 10:00.
The driver helps with practical tips — where to stop, where to eat, how long to stay. Under Armenian tourism law, a guided tour with historical commentary is the job of a licensed guide: add one when booking for AMD 25,000.
Small changes on the way are fine. Only waiting beyond the planned time or an unplanned detour can cost extra, and the price is agreed with you first.
Yes — it is a round trip from Yerevan within one day: about 6 hours door to door, 34 km of driving, with the stops included. For long routes we suggest an early pickup; you choose the time when booking, and the driver brings you back to your hotel the same evening.
The route goes: Yerevan highlights drive → Erebuni Fortress and Museum → Tsitsernakaberd Memorial → Armenian Genocide Museum → Matenadaran. The driver keeps this order unless the light, the weather or the crowds make another order better for you — say so, and small changes on the way are fine.
Museums are closed on Mondays, and the Matenadaran is also closed on Sundays: choose a day from Tuesday to Saturday.
Cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before pickup. Later than that, you can move the trip to another date once, free of charge. We do not take deposits.
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