Visa-free Armenia travel guide

Visa-free Armenia is a hidden gem in the Caucasus! The capital Yerevan has a unique slow pace, as if time has slowed down. Especially the Yerevan Cascade, which is a must-see! It was designed by architect Alexander Tamanyan Located on the central axis of Yerevan Although it is an "unfinished building" of the former Soviet Union But that doesn't stop it from being charming The whole building is in the shape of a waterfall staircase The layered design is extremely grand and spectacular It takes about half an hour to climb up from the bottom The scenery along the way changes with the steps Each level offers a different view of the city It's like a deep conversation with the city Inside the steps is the Cafesjian Museum of Art After admiring the grandeur of the exterior of the building, walk into the museum You can immerse yourself in the ocean of art and feel the perfect fusion of art and architecture. If you don't want to climb the stairs, you can also take the elevator up to the top and enjoy the beautiful view of Yerevan 👀 Not far from the Cascade is Freedom Square The Yerevan Opera House is also here, and you must go to the opera house to see a ballet! We saw the classic "Swan Lake", the ticket price is very affordable, the performance is very exciting, definitely a feast for the eyes! 👀 There is also Republic Square, which is very lively Surrounded by concert halls, the Prime Minister's Office, museums, clock towers and other buildings Classical and modern elements intertwine and collide The History Museum of Armenia is here It can take you to appreciate the ancient history and splendid culture of this country, with various ancient shoes, exquisite carpets and unique pottery on display, all of which tell the story of the past. There are often street performers singing and playing by the fountain at the entrance of the museum The melodious singing adds a lot of romance to the whole square The Armenian Genocide Museum is also worth a visit It carries a heavy history Commemorating the tragic past of the Armenian massacre by the Ottoman Empire from 1915 to 1923, the memorial next to it is solemn and solemn, and the monument is composed of a series of spikes, constantly reminding the world not to forget the pain of history. The Yerevan Cathedral is also a landmark building, as famous as the Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral, and is one of the most magnificent cathedrals in the Caucasus, with exquisite interior decoration and magnificent exterior design, showing the classic Armenian style.