Tsitsernakaberd is the name of the Armenian Genocide monument and museum.  Literally it means "Fortress of swallows" (swallows being a type of bird).  On a hillside, with somber walls, and swallows...

The Cascades, reminescent of a river cascade, were built in the 1970s, or rather began construction, since they were never finished.  A huge monument nonetheless, these massive white stairs climb much

Armenia had one of the most advanced schools of illuminated manuscript painting in the middle ages, and today the largest collection (over 10,000 manuscripts) of these in the world is housed at the...

Erebuni is a must for archaeology buffs.  The excavations revealed the extensive hilltop citadel that was the foundation of Yerevan, even before Rome.  There are a few rooms which have been rebuilt...