Travel and transport agencies Yerevan

A rather young and dynamic agency which offers a whole range of services: organization of individual or group trips, congresses and other business meetings, hotel and plane ticket reservations, car rental of different ranges as well as organized tours in the capital and in the country with the discovery of the main sites, accompanied by possibly French-speaking guides. The staff is welcoming and qualified and will offer you à la carte stays that will allow you to personalize your trip.

This agency proposes "study and adventure" visits throughout Armenia, as well as stays in Upper Karabagh of course, but also in Georgia, Turkey (notably for the site of Ani), Iran (notably for the monastery of Thadée), and Ukraine, in addition to the classic services such as hotel reservations and other transportation, sale of airplane tickets dry flight, guided tours of the capital and in the country and car rental to travel on the country's mountain roads, with or without driver, which in this case will be professional..

The discovery of nature is one of the strong points of this agency based in the locality of Yenikovan, in the wooded region of Tavoush, in the north-east of the country, where it has a resort centred on nature. A showcase in Yerevan of this wooded region, the agency, which offers hunting, fishing, climbing, horseback riding, accommodation in hard or tent accommodation if requested, also provides access to the Yell Extreme Park, with its zip lines linking the mountain, where increasingly challenging tours are experienced.

Yerevan's only central railway station, a beautiful Soviet building topped by a spire, is located on Sassountsi Tavit Square (the metro of the same name), recognizable by the equestrian statue of the mythical hero Tavit of Sassoun, by the here very well known Soviet sculptor Yervant Kotchar. It runs idle with a few regional trains to Sevan and an international train to Tbilisi and Batoum, daily in summer. A Russian company is bringing the network up to standard and since 2018 an electric train has been connecting Yerevan to Gyumri in just 2 hours.

This dynamic agency can take care of you upon your arrival in Yerevan, as it has a branch at Zvartnots airport, which can be very convenient if you want to go on a short trip to discover the country, but don't forget to book. The English-speaking staff offers a wide range of vehicles, from small city cars to all-terrain vehicles, as well as the services of drivers who are qualified and know the country inside out, an option generally preferred by tourists.

Yerevan is a dynamic and lively city, offering numerous activities and tourist attractions. Visitors can enjoy the city's architectural beauty by visiting sites such as Republic Square, the Yerevan Opera House and the Cathedral of St. Gregory the Illuminator. History buffs can explore the Armenian History Museum and the Armenian Genocide Museum. For a more cultural experience, travelers can stroll the lively streets of the Vernissage market and discover local crafts. Yerevan also offers a lively nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs and restaurants where visitors can sample delicious Armenian cuisine.

Hertz offers a car rental service in Yerevan. The city has two rental agencies, located on Abovyan Street and at Zvartnots airport. In addition to its services in Yerevan, Hertz also offers car rentals in other popular destinations such as London, Edinburgh, Orlando, Dublin, Malaga, Pisa, Los Angeles, Glasgow, Nice, Belfast, Manchester, Faro, Alicante, San Francisco, Palma de Mallorca, Geneva, Birmingham, Miami, Bristol and Liège. Hertz also offers loyalty programs, special offers and customer support.

The bus station of the North, or Kanaker, on the road to Sevan, is more readily used, as its name suggests, to get to the north of the country. Short trips, like Sevan (1h30), or a little longer: Dilijan or Alaverdi (3h30), by bus or minibus, marshroutka. The bus station has been redone, and even if we lose some folklore, we gain in comfort. A buffet is therefore planned for waiting passengers, with local specialities. As in the bus station of Kilikia, collective taxis offer their services.

Austrian Airlines Armenian Branch is an airline based in Yerevan. It offers flights to various destinations.

Yerevan was proud of its fake Soviet airport at Roissy, it is even prouder of the one, which will be refurbished in 2011 by Eurekian, an Argentinean Armenian who rules over airports in Latin America. It is ultramodern, highly functional, international in scope and will carry 1.8 million passengers in 2019, linking Armenia with more and more countries. A shuttle system connects it to the centre of Yerevan, as well as the Aerotaxi company, or buses 108 and 20.

Also known as Kilikia Avtokayan, the station serves all destinations in Armenia and beyond (Tbilisi, 6am, Tehran, Athens, at least 55h). Remote Armenian localities in the south, such as Sissian (4 hrs.) and Stepanakert (5.30 hrs.), but also in the north, such as Alaverdi (3.30 hrs.), are served daily by modern buses or the less expensive Marshrutka or Gazelle minibuses, but the collective taxis offered at the bus stations are hardly more expensive. There are stops in Yerevan (Cascade) and the bus station has a buffet.

Occupying one of the buildings in the Place de la République for decades, Erevan's central station moved west of the capital, while branches were opened in different neighborhoods. The original building, located next to the Marriott, was put on sale in 2017.

This agency located in the Sil Europole shopping centre at the very beginning of Abovian Street (near the corner of the Republic Square) rents everything that can be rented or almost, including mobile phones and video cameras.

The Austrian airline was one of the first in Europe to include Armenia among its destinations. From Vienna, in the heart of Europe, Yerevan is only 4 hours away, and the competitive fares of this dynamic company and in partnership with other airlines make its stopover flights between France and Armenia attractive. However, since 2020 it has been competing with Wizz Air, a Hungarian low-cost airline, which initially offers twice-weekly flights between Vienna and Vilnius and Yerevan

Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, is a fascinating tourist destination to discover. Terre d'Arménie, a local travel agency, offers tours to explore this unique country. Must-see sites include Karahoundje, a megalithic observatory dating back 5,000 to 7,500 years, and Mount Ararat, the country's symbol and the place where Noah's Ark is said to have landed. And don't miss the Matenadaran, an institute of ancient manuscripts in Yerevan, home to some 17,000 manuscripts dating back to the 9th century. Armenian cuisine is renowned for its diversity and delicious dishes such as khorovats (kebabs), tolmas (stuffed vine leaves) and khapama (stuffed pumpkin). You can also take part in traditional Armenian festivals, such as Vardavar, the Feast of the Transfiguration, where people sprinkle each other with water. Whether you choose an organized group tour or a tailor-made trip, Terre d'Arménie guarantees a unique and unforgettable experience. So don't hesitate, contact them to plan your trip to Armenia today!

Inaugurated in 1981, it has only one line and 10 stations (11 soon), but three of them, moreover of a Soviet luxury almost comparable to that of Moscow, serve the Kentron, linking the north to the railway station, where it becomes airborne. It is cool in the summer and the oars, every 15 minutes, are comfortable. The Yerevan Card, which gives free access to public transport and museums in the city and elsewhere, can be purchased at the ticket office at the Barékamoutioun station, depending on the formula you have purchased