Private tour: Yerevan main sights, Lusik Aguletsi house-museum

Yerevan main sights, Lusik Aguletsi house-museum

1. Yerevan (main sights)

150-180 min
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Yerevan, the capital of Armenia and one of the oldest cities in the world, was founded in 782 BC, making it 29 years older than Rome. Its story begins with the fortress of Erebuni, built by King Argishti I and today the ancient ruins coexist in harmony with modern buildings and lively streets. The city is poetically called the "pink" capital, since most of its buildings are made of volcanic tuff in warm shades of pink that glow beautifully at sunset.

Yerevan enchants with its rhythm: by day it welcomes visitors with museums, parks and landmarks, while by night it transforms into a vibrant hub of cafés, restaurants and clubs. A walk through its streets reveals the city's unique spirit, where antiquity and modernity intertwine at every turn.

At its heart lies Republic Square, where from May until mid-autumn the spectacular dancing fountains perform a symphony of water and light to classical and contemporary music. Another emblematic spot is the Cascade complex, from which sweeping views of the city and the majestic Mount Ararat unfold. The panorama is especially breathtaking in the evening, when city lights create a magical atmosphere.

Yerevan is not only a historic capital but a living organism, filled with energy, warmth and hospitality. A visit to Armenia's capital always leaves vivid memories and a longing to return.

2. Lusik Aguletsi House-Museum

30-40 min
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Honored Artist of the Republic of Armenia and recipient of the "Movses Khorenatsi" medal, Lusik Aguletsi left behind a priceless legacy that preserved an entire world of Armenian traditions. A collector, writer and ethnologist, she was the only woman of her time who consistently appeared in public wearing the national taraz, turning each appearance into a living reminder of Armenia's ancient cultural beauty.

Throughout her life, Aguletsi gathered and safeguarded more than a thousand unique artifacts – from ornamented belts and jewelry to traditional costumes and carpets – dedicating her heart and energy to this mission. Today, her house-museum in Yerevan seems to bring the past to life, inviting visitors to step into the authentic atmosphere of old Armenia.

The interiors breathe history: every object bears the mark of its master, every detail tells a story of past aesthetics and daily life. The museum's special charm is enriched by Lusik's own paintings, created in her distinctive style and carrying forward the tradition of folk art. Everything here reflects her devotion to her roots and her love for Armenian culture.

A visit to the museum is more than an exhibition – it is a journey into a world where traditions awaken and turn into the poetry of objects.

Inclusions

  • Professional drivers

  • Air-conditioned vehicles

  • Bottled water

  • Free pick-up & drop-off within Yerevan

  • Vehicle & passengers insurance

  • Extra stops on the route upon request

Exclusions

  • Significant deviations from the route

  • Alcoholic beverages if lunch option selected

  • Audio guides

  • Wi-Fi in the vehicles

Booking conditions

Cancellation & modification

Meet our Guides

Liana Karapetyan

Liana Karapetyan

HY IT

I am Liana Karapetyan – for Italians, Liliana. I have many years of experience as a tour guide and even longer experience as an Italian language translator. Why choose me? If you want to create unforgettable memories from your trip to Armenia, I am ready to help you do so.

Anna Martirosyan

Anna Martirosyan

HY EN

Hi everyone! I'm Anna, and I've been working as a tour guide since 2013. If you're ready to discover Armenia, I'll turn it into an exciting and unforgettable journey. My tours offer a full immersion into the culture, history, religion, and traditions of the Armenian people. My goal is that by the end of your trip, you'll fall in love with Armenia and want to come back again!

Garnik Mirzoyan

Garnik Mirzoyan

RU

I'm Garnik, and I've been working as a tour guide in Armenia since 2016. If you're tired of far-fetched stories and have a good sense of humor, we'll get along perfectly. Discover Armenia from the inside – in very hospitable hands.

Gayane Movsisyan

Gayane Movsisyan

HY EN

Hi! I am Gayane Movsisyan, a tour guide since 2017. I work with great enthusiasm, eager to present my country in the best possible way and to create unforgettable moments for our guests.

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