Yerevan: The capital city, known for its “Pink City” nickname due to the color of the volcanic tuff used in its architecture, offers a blend of Soviet-era buildings, modern cafes, and art scenes. 

Cascade Complex: A monumental staircase offering panoramic views of the city and Mount Ararat. 

Republic Square: The central square, a hub for cultural events and festivities. 

Matenadaran: The Institute of Ancient Manuscripts, housing a vast collection of Armenian manuscripts. 

Armenian Genocide Museum: A poignant memorial and museum dedicated to the Armenian Genocide. 

Geghard Monastery: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, partially carved into a cliffside, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance. 

Lake Sevan: One of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world, offering stunning scenery and opportunities for boating and fishing.