Republic Square is the central and most famous square in Yerevan. It is one of the symbols of Armenia, with its architecture, historical significance, and cultural importance.

The Cascade is one of Yerevan’s most famous landmarks, where art, architecture, vibrant urban life, and green spaces beautifully blend together.

The Matenadaran is a unique repository of exclusive and valuable manuscripts, a treasury of the intellectual heritage of the Armenian people, a museum and a scientific research institute.

Saint Gregory the Illuminator Church is the mother Cathedral of Yerevan, built in 1996–2001, designed by architect Stepan Kyurkchyan, to commemorate the 1700th anniversary of the proclamation of Christianity as the state religion in Armenia.

The Erebuni Historical and Archaeological Reserve-Museum was founded in 1968 on the occasion of the 2750th anniversary of the founding of Yerevan. It is an important Urartian research center of the region.

The National Gallery of Armenia is the major fine arts museum in Armenia and the largest in the world with its Armenian art collection.

Saint Sargis Church is the prelacy church of the Araratian Pontifical Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church. 1835-1842, rebuilt: 1971-1976

With its narrow, uneven, steep and radial streets, Kond is one of the oldest districts of the city in the center of Yerevan.