Exploring Yerevan Through Your Photo Stories

What to Expect

Cascade. A complex of several terraces connected by a huge staircase, seemingly created for photoshoots. It is adorned with numerous modern sculptures and installations. From the upper platforms of the Cascade, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Yerevan, especially impressive at night.

Opera House. One of the cultural treasures of the Armenian capital built in the Neo-Renaissance style. Its facade is decorated with columns and sculptural details. After the photoshoot in this place, I will tell you a bit about its history - the theater was opened in 1933 and has since served as the center of opera and ballet art in the country.

Abovyan Street. Several photo stops along the way - and we will descend to the main square of Yerevan. I chose this picturesque street for our route for a reason. There are many buildings with interesting architectural details - wooden balconies and windows. I will not only take bright photos for you but also immerse you in Armenian culture and atmosphere.

Republic Square. Personally, I love this location because here you can get many beautiful and vibrant photos. The square is adorned with a cascade of fountains. In the evening, they are illuminated by colorful lights, creating a magical atmosphere.

Blue Mosque. Of course, we will not overlook one of the oldest buildings in the city center and the only surviving mosque in Yerevan from the Iranian period. I will tell you about its history, take photos of you against the mosque, and in the depths of the beautiful arches of this magnificent structure.

Sergei Parajanov House-Museum. It is located in the ethnographic quarter of Dzoragyugh. The director created the project for building the house himself. The museum's collection includes about 1400 exhibits. You will see Parajanov's personal belongings, installations, collages, assemblages, drawings, dolls, and more. And of course, you will not be left without a small atmospheric photoshoot.