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Districts · Yerevan

Yerevan by district

Yerevan’s centre is Kentron, a ring of streets around Republic Square. North of it runs the Cascade axis with Northern Avenue, and beyond it Mashtots Avenue climbs to the Matenadaran. The Tsitsernakaberd hill is west of the centre across a gorge, and the Erebuni fortress is to the south-east.

About these names

Kentron and Northern Avenue are the two practical beds; everything else is a short taxi ride.
Where’s whatTap an area for what it is like and who it suits. Shapes follow this guide’s walking areas and places, not official boundaries.
Kentron (Republic Squar… · $$Northern Avenue & Opera · $$$

Hover, tap or tab to an area to see what it is like. Pins are sleep areas; arrows at the edge point to the airport.

Off the map: Zvartnots International Airport (EVN) (30–55 min by the usual route).

Where’s what, as a list:

  • Kentron: Republic Square, Vernissage, cafés and the metro are all close. Suits: A first stay in the centre. Price band $$.
  • Northern Avenue and the Cascade: A pedestrian avenue leads to the Cascade; cafés and galleries line the route. Suits: Evening walkers and gallery-goers. Price band $$$.
  • Mashtots Avenue and the Matenadaran: A long avenue uphill from Republic Square; taxi one way. Suits: Manuscripts and a Blue Mosque visit.
  • Tsitsernakaberd hill: West of the centre; taxi both ways. Suits: A memorial visit.
  • Sleep area Kentron (Republic Square): suits A first stay in the centre, price band $$.
  • Sleep area Northern Avenue & Opera: suits Evening walkers and gallery-goers, price band $$$.
  • Zvartnots International Airport (EVN), 30–55 min by the usual route.

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