Yerevan, Armenia’s vibrant capital, beckons travelers to experience its rich cultural heritage and culinary delights. An evening walking tour promises an immersive journey, tantalizing the senses with tastings of exquisite Armenian brandies, distinctive wines, and the beloved traditional sweet bread, Gata. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, this intimate tour invites visitors to explore the city’s charming streets and uncover its unique flavors. Whether you’re a brandy connoisseur or a wine enthusiast, this experience promises to captivate and leave you eager to discover more about Armenia’s vibrant gastronomy.
Key Points
- An evening walking tour of Yerevan, Armenia’s vibrant capital, featuring tastings of 3 types of aged Armenian brandy and 5 distinct Armenian wines.
- The tour includes a tasting of traditional Armenian sweet bread, Gata, from a local bakery, providing an authentic culinary experience.
- Knowledgeable guides offer commentary in English and Russian, ensuring a comprehensive and informative tour for participants.
- The tour includes transportation to and from the starting point, ensuring a seamless experience for guests.
- The tour is limited to a maximum of 15 travelers, creating an intimate and personalized experience.
Tour Overview
The Evening Walking Yerevan City Tour provides guests with an immersive exploration of Armenia’s vibrant capital, offering a stimulating blend of historical and cultural experiences.
During the tour, you will embark on an evening walking journey through Yerevan, indulging in tastings of three types of aged Armenian brandy, ranging from 5 to 30 years, and savoring five distinct Armenian wines, including red dry, semi-sweet, pomegranate, white, and rosé.
The tour also includes a delightful tasting of traditional Armenian sweet bread, known as Gata, from a local bakery.
Knowledgeable guides deliver informative commentary in both English and Russian, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging experience.
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Meeting and Pickup
The tour’s meeting point is the Walking Man Statue, located at 19 Hyusisayin poghota in Yerevan, Armenia. The guide awaits participants in front of this iconic landmark, ready to lead the evening walking adventure through the city. At the end of the tour, the group will return to the same meeting point.
Meeting Point | Guide Location | End Point |
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Walking Man Statue, 19 Hyusisayin poghota, Yerevan, Armenia | In front of the Key or Walking Man Statue | Returns to the meeting point |
The tour includes transportation to and from the starting point, ensuring a seamless experience for the participants.
Inclusions
This evening walking tour in Yerevan includes a variety of local tastings and beverages to enhance the cultural experience. Participants will enjoy bottled water and snacks, as well as tastings of 3 types of Armenian brandy (aged 5, 10, and 30 years with chocolate flavor) and 5 types of Armenian wine (red dry, semi-sweet, pomegranate, white, and rose).
Plus, they’ll savor a sampling of traditional Armenian sweet bread, Gata, from a local bakery. The inclusion of these local specialties allows participants to fully enjoy the flavors of Armenia.
With a maximum of 15 travelers per tour, the experience promises an intimate and personalized exploration of Yerevan’s culinary delights.
Additional Information
Confirmation of the booking is received immediately, allowing participants to plan their evening activities accordingly. The tour starts promptly at 5:00 PM, providing ample time to explore Yerevan’s enchanting sights under the luminous evening sky. While the walking tour is not wheelchair accessible, it’s situated near public transportation, making it convenient for those with mobility considerations. Infants can be accommodated, as they’ll sit on their guardians’ laps, and service animals are welcome to join the group. Participants can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the experience begins, ensuring flexibility in their travel plans.
Additional Information | |
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Start Time | 5:00 PM |
Confirmation | Received at booking |
Infants | Sit on laps |
Service Animals | Allowed |
Accessibility | Not wheelchair accessible, near public transportation |
Cancellation | Free up to 24 hours before experience |
Brandy and Wine Tasting
Participants can savor the rich flavors of Armenia’s acclaimed brandy and wine during the walking tour.
The experience includes tastings of three types of Armenian brandy, ranging from 5 to 30 years in age, each complemented with a hint of chocolate.
Plus, the tour features samplings of five distinct Armenian wine varieties, including red dry, semi-sweet, pomegranate, white, and rosé.
The guided tastings allow visitors to appreciate the nuances and complexities of these local specialties.
Whether enjoying a smooth, aged brandy or a refreshing, fruit-forward wine, the tasting experience immerses participants in Armenia’s vibrant culinary culture and provides a delightful complement to the evening’s walking exploration of Yerevan.
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Guided Walking Tour
The evening walking tour guides visitors on an informative and immersive exploration of Yerevan’s captivating sights and vibrant atmosphere. Accompanied by an expert English and Russian-speaking guide, the tour takes participants on a leisurely stroll through the city’s historic streets and charming neighborhoods. Along the way, the guide shares fascinating insights into Yerevan’s rich cultural heritage, architectural highlights, and local traditions.
Highlights | Description |
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Walking Tour | Explore Yerevan’s historic streets and neighborhoods |
Informative Guide | Learn about the city’s cultural heritage and architecture |
Leisurely Pace | Enjoy a relaxed and immersive walking experience |
Multilingual Service | English and Russian-speaking guide available |
The guided walking tour provides a memorable and enriching way to discover the essence of Yerevan and its captivating charm.
Local Bakery Experience
As part of the evening walking tour, visitors get to indulge in a local bakery experience, savoring the renowned Armenian sweet bread known as Gata.
This traditional pastry, with its flaky crust and rich, buttery interior, is a beloved culinary delight in Yerevan.
The tour guides lead participants to a local bakery, where they can witness the skilled bakers hand-crafting these delectable treats.
Visitors will have the opportunity to taste the freshly baked Gata, experiencing its mouthwatering flavors and textures.
This unique bakery encounter provides an authentic glimpse into Yerevan’s vibrant culinary culture, allowing participants to fully enjoy the city’s time-honored gastronomic traditions.
Traveler Reviews
Travelers who’ve experienced the evening walking tour in Yerevan have consistently offered glowing reviews, with a perfect 5.0-star rating across 12 comments.
Guests rave about the knowledgeable and informative guide, who provides valuable insights into Armenian history, culture, and architecture during the leisurely stroll through the city.
The opportunity to sample an array of premium Armenian brandies and wines, complemented by the delightful gata pastry, has left a lasting impression on visitors.
Many highlight the perfect balance of educational elements and sensory delights, making for an unforgettable evening experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Duration of the Walking Tour?
The tour’s duration is not explicitly stated in the provided knowledge. However, it is an evening walking tour of Yerevan, which typically suggests it lasts a few hours, likely between 2-3 hours long.
Is There an Age Limit for the Alcohol Tasting?
There is no age limit specified for the alcohol tasting. The tour includes tastings of 3 types of Armenian brandy and 5 types of Armenian wine, which are available to all adult participants.
Can I Purchase Additional Bottles of Brandy or Wine?
Yes, participants can purchase additional bottles of brandy or wine during the tour. The tour includes tastings, but allows guests to purchase additional drinks or bottles if they wish to do so.
Are the Meeting and End Points the Same Location?
The meeting and end points are the same location. According to the tour information, the guide waits in front of the Walking Man Statue and the tour returns to this starting point at the end.
Is the Tour Available on All Days of the Week?
The tour is available on all days of the week. The meeting and end points are the same location, which is the Walking Man Statue in central Yerevan. The tour operates on a fixed schedule, starting at 5:00 PM daily.
Recap
This evening walking tour in Yerevan provides an immersive experience blending the city’s rich cultural heritage with its vibrant culinary scene.
Guests can savor exquisite Armenian brandies and wines, indulge in traditional Gata, and explore the city’s charming streets with a knowledgeable guide.
It’s an intimate and unforgettable journey that showcases the best of Yerevan’s flavors and sights.
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