8 Days of Wonders in Armenia and Tbilisi Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to the Armenian Genocide Museum (Tsitsernakaberd). This museum offers a poignant look into Armenia's past and is an essential stop for understanding its history. The memorial park surrounding it provides a peaceful environment for reflection.

In the afternoon, explore more of Yerevan's historical sites with a tour that includes Yerevan City Highlights, Erebuni Museum & Fortress. This tour will take you through some of Yerevan's most significant landmarks, offering insights into its ancient past and modern development.

For dinner, treat yourself to some delicious Armenian dishes at one of Yerevan's renowned restaurants. Afterward, enjoy a leisurely evening stroll through the city center or relax at a cozy cafe.

Yerevan city tour Hidden gems with unlimited mysteries will kick off your day with visits to some lesser-known but equally fascinating sites in Yerevan. Discover hidden gems that showcase the city's rich history and culture.

Brandy Tasting Experience Yerevan's Renowned Ararat factory awaits you in the afternoon. Learn about the history of Armenian brandy production and enjoy tasting some of the finest brandies.

Dine at one of Yerevan’s top-rated restaurants to conclude your day with delicious Armenian cuisine.

Set out early for an exciting day trip starting with Tsaghkadzor Ropeway. Tsaghkadzor is known for its ski resorts and beautiful landscapes. Take the ropeway up for stunning views and maybe even some skiing if you're visiting in winter.

Next, head towards Lake Sevan with a stop at Sevanavank Monastery as part of your Private tour to Garni, Geghard, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank. Enjoy lunch by the lake while taking in its serene beauty.

Return to Yerevan in time for dinner. Consider dining at one of Yerevan’s top-rated restaurants to unwind after your adventurous day.

Embark on an early morning journey on All the antiquities in one day tour which covers several significant historical sites across Armenia including Echmiadzin Cathedral - often referred to as Vatican City’s counterpart in Armenia.

Continue exploring more ancient wonders such as Khor Virap Monastery located near Mount Ararat offering breathtaking views followed by Noravank Monastery nestled among red cliffs.

End this enriching day by visiting Areni village famous for its wine production where you can enjoy wine tasting before heading back to Yerevan for dinner.

Start your day with a visit to the Garni temple Geghard Monastery Stone Symphony. The Garni Temple is a classical Hellenistic temple and the only one of its kind in Armenia. The nearby Geghard Monastery, partially carved out of the adjacent mountain, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The combination of these two sites offers a deep dive into Armenia's ancient history and architectural marvels.

After exploring Garni and Geghard, head to the Symphony of Stones. This natural wonder features basalt columns that resemble an organ pipe, creating a symphony-like visual effect. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant nearby.

Return to Yerevan for dinner. Consider dining at one of Yerevan’s top-rated restaurants to relax after your day of exploration.

Unique tour to Tatev, Kndzoresk, Shaki waterfall, Areni will take you on an early morning adventure starting with Tatev Monastery. This stunning monastery is perched on the edge of a deep gorge and can be reached by the world's longest reversible cable car.

Shaki Waterfall is next on your itinerary. This beautiful waterfall offers a refreshing break amidst nature. Continue your journey to Kndzoresk Cave Village, where you can explore ancient cave dwellings.

Areni village will be your final stop for the day. Known for its wine production, enjoy some wine tasting before heading back to Yerevan for dinner.

Begin your exploration in Tbilisi with Tbilisi Funicular. This funicular ride takes you up Mtatsminda Mountain where you can enjoy panoramic views over Tbilisi while visiting Mtatsminda Park - an amusement park offering fun activities for all ages.

Head down towards Old Town (Dzveli Tbilisi) which is part of Tbilisi Old Town (Dzveli Tbilisi). Wander through narrow streets lined with colorful houses featuring wooden balconies while discovering historical landmarks such as Metekhi Church & Narikala Fortress along way stopping by local cafes or restaurants for lunch break.

Conclude this memorable trip by dining at highly recommended restaurant Barbarestan known not only for its delicious Georgian cuisine but also unique ambiance reflecting traditional Georgian home setting.