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Quote: When I first visited Yerevan twenty-three years ago as an impressionable Armenian American teenager, much of the experience passed me by. As upper middle class kids we were guilty of creating a little bubble… Read More

Quote: CULTURAL RESILIENCEIt is something of a minor miracle that so many of Armenia’s ancient buildings have survived to the present day - or at least survived enough to benefit from judicious and sympathetic… Read More

Quote: Armenia is often referred to, justifiably, as an open air museum. With a long and storied religious history (Armenia was the first nation to accept Christianity as a state religion in 303 AD) many of its rich… Read More

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Quote: 22nd of September is independence day in Armenia. It's a very touching event. Hundreds of soldiers are walking through the Republica Square, there are tanks, famous Katushja riots, many kinds of infantry units,… Read More

Quote: When walking along the main street (I think it's Puskin street, but I am not sure) to the north toward the monument with many statues at the end of it, a few hundred metres before the street ends, you'll find the… Read More

Quote: When you are hanging in the northern part of the city (near the Metro station) you'll find a small park with many people in it. This is the Yerevanian book market. Books are sold on the street there. You can even… Read More

Quote: The well placed Emile Irish Pub is a popular hangout in the centre of Yerevan, you can find it below ground level with some steps leading to the door on Sayat-Novai Avenue. If you've hung around in The Rock Bar… Read More

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