According to forum posts, Yerevan offers several must-see attractions, including Republic Square, the Cascade complex, and the Matenadaran, which houses ancient manuscripts. The Genocide Memorial is also highly recommended for its historical significance.

Travelers have called out the Erebuni Fortress and the Mother Armenia statue as important cultural and historical sites. Additionally, the Vernissage flea market offers a taste of local arts and crafts, which are perfect for experiencing the local culture.

Some travelers suggested visiting the Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery, both noted for their architectural beauty and historical importance. The Khor Virap Monastery provides a scenic view of Mount Ararat and is a key pilgrimage site.

For those interested in outdoor activities, Victory Park and Lovers Park are popular spots. Travelers also recommend taking a walk through Northern Avenue for shopping and dining experiences.

According to forum posts, travelers can take a minibus from Yerevan’s Central Bus Station (Kilikia) to nearby cities like Tashir. From Tashir, continuing by taxi to Gogavan is an option.

Some travelers have suggested booking private transfers for more direct and flexible routes. These services allow stops at attractions between Yerevan and other destinations, which is not possible with public transportation.

Forum posts indicate that there is a train service available from Yerevan to Gyumri. The journey is noted for its scenic views, although the seating is described as hard. The train from Gyumri to Yerevan runs from 11:55 am to 3:00 pm and costs 1000 AMD per person.

For those preferring to drive, renting a car is a viable option. The roads within and around Yerevan are generally in good condition, facilitating easy travel to nearby areas.