Tour Package Details
ARTS AND CRAFTS
- One Day Tour
- All year long
- Half Board
- 2-22 people
Description
Discover the vibrant essence of Armenia with a captivating journey through its capital and beyond. Indulge into the blend of ancient history and modern culture savor exquisite wines and learn about the region’s winemaking heritage. Conclude your adventure at the majestic Zvartnots Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning architectural ruins and historical significance. This itinerary offers a rich tapestry of cultural, artistic, and historical exploration.
Highlights
- Explore key landmarks such as Republic Square, Cascade Complex, and the Armenian Genocide Museum.
- Discover the life and art of Lusik Aguletsi, a renowned Armenian artist and cultural figure.
- Enjoy the museum’s collection of traditional Armenian costumes, artifacts, and artworks.
- Enjoy a tour and tasting at Alluria Winery, sampling exquisite local wines.
- Learn about the winemaking process and the unique characteristics of Armenian wine.
- Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its impressive architectural ruins from the 7th century.
What is included
✔ Professional guiding
✔ Transportation
✔ Alluria Winery
✔ Zvartnots temple
✔ Aguletsi Museum
✔ Bottle of water per person
What is not included
🗶 Air ticket
🗶 Travel insurance
🗶 Private wishes
🗶 Tips
Yerevan city tour- Aguletsi museum - Alluria winery - Zvartnots Temple
Let’s go into the details of the itinerary!
Yerevan city tour- Lusik Aguletsi museum- Alluria winery - Zvartnots Temple
Early morning visit to Victory park to enjoy the top view of Yerevan and have a look at Mother Statue Of Armenia. Then have a short walking tour at Cascade complex which is the cultural heart of Yerevan with its modern art and cafes. After we visit Lusik Aguletsi Museum to indulge into the arts and crafts of Armenian national tarazes, jewelry, paintings. Drive to Alluria winery – family owned winery with an amazing view of mount Ararat and family traditions coming from Western Armenia. Here we will taste organic wine and enjoy homemade food. On the way back we will visit the majestic Zvartnots Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, stands as a majestic ruin of a 7th-century cathedral that once exemplified Armenian architectural innovation. Its grand circular design and intricate stonework reflect the zenith of early medieval Armenian craftsmanship and the profound spiritual legacy of the region.
