Yerevan
A 3-hour guided or self-guided bike ride covers Yerevan's landmarks and parks, offering a faster way to see the city than walking without the isolation of a car. Available year-round from 6,000 AMD, it's a good option for visitors wanting to cover more ground while sightseeing.
Yerevan
This 1-hour tasting pairs aged Armenian brandy with local chocolate, a combination that highlights both of the country's well-regarded specialty products. Available year-round from 8,000 AMD, it's a compact alternative to a full brandy factory tour.
Yerevan
A traditional cafe visit here means sipping soorj, Armenian-style coffee, alongside gata and other sweets in a relaxed 45-minute sitting. Available year-round from 3,000 AMD, it's an easy, affordable way to experience Armenian cafe culture between other sightseeing stops.
Yerevan
Pak Shuka, Yerevan's covered market, sells dried fruit, spices, cheeses and sujukh among its stalls, a working food market rather than a tourist-oriented one. A free 45-minute browse is available year-round, offering a genuine look at everyday Armenian food shopping.
Yerevan
This 3-hour food tour moves across several stops in the city to sample basturma, gata, cheeses and street food, giving a broad overview of Yerevan's food scene. Available year-round from 18,000 AMD, it's one of the more thorough food tours available, suited to visitors wanting to sample widely rather than eat a single sit-down meal.
Yerevan
This 90-minute session teaches visitors to bake lavash, Armenia's traditional flatbread, in a clay tonir oven using techniques recognized by UNESCO as part of the country's intangible cultural heritage. Available year-round from 6,000 AMD, it's a hands-on way to understand a food central to Armenian cuisine.
Yerevan
A Yerevan home host teaches visitors to cook dolma, khorovats and accompanying side dishes in a hands-on 150-minute class. Available year-round from 15,000 AMD, it's one of the more comprehensive cooking classes in the city, covering a full meal rather than a single dish.
Yerevan
Dargett was Armenia's first craft brewery, and this 90-minute tour and tasting samples 7 to 8 of its beers, including a distinctive apricot ale. Available year-round from 8,000 AMD, it's a good option for visitors wanting a change from the city's many wine and brandy tastings.
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