Armenia

Armenia is a mountainous nation in the South Caucasus, home to one of the world's oldest Christian traditions.

Did you know Armenians traditionally break bread by tearing it by hand rather than cutting it, considering it a sign of respect and togetherness?

Explore 10 cities and find local places in Armenia.

Interesting cities in Armenia

Pick a city to see what is worth visiting, what is new, and where locals eat, stay and go out.

Yerevan is Armenia's ancient pink-tuff capital, framed by views of Mount Ararat.

Vanadzor is Armenia's third-largest city, an industrial hub set in the forested Lori region.

Kapan is the mining capital of southern Armenia, tucked into a dramatic mountain gorge.

Goris is a picturesque town of 19th-century stone houses, known as the gateway to Tatev.

Armavir is an agricultural city on the fertile Ararat plain, close to the ancient ruins of Argishtikhinili.

Gyumri is Armenia's second city, known for its 19th-century black-stone architecture.

Ijevan is a forested northeastern town famed for its carpet weaving and wine production.

Dilijan is a forested mountain resort town nicknamed Armenia's Little Switzerland.

Echmiadzin is the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church and a UNESCO site.

Ashtarak is a historic riverside town near Yerevan, known for its old stone bridges and medieval churches.

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