Cheap flight from Lyon to Yerevan from 269.00€

Q: When is the best time to visit Yerevan?

Spring (March to June) and autumn (September to October) are the most pleasant seasons to visit Yerevan. Temperatures are comfortable, tourist crowds are moderate and the weather is perfect for sightseeing and excursions

Q: How many days should you spend in Yerevan?

Three to four days are enough to discover the main attractions of the capital. However, a full week is recommended if you want to explore Armenia’s mountains, monasteries and lakes beyond the city.

Q: What is Yerevan famous for?

Yerevan is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Known as the “Pink City” thanks to its rose-coloured volcanic stone buildings, it is famous for its rich heritage, Soviet-era architecture and stunning views of Mount Ararat.

Q: Can you take day trips from Yerevan?

Yes. Yerevan is an excellent base for discovering Armenia. Popular excursions include Lake Sevan, the ruins of Zvartnots, Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery, all offering unique insights into the country’s history and landscapes.

Q: Is Yerevan a good destination for culture lovers?

Absolutely. The city offers a remarkable blend of ancient history, museums, galleries and architectural heritage. Visitors can explore centuries of Armenian culture through its many historical sites and cultural institutions.

Q: What travel documents do you need for Yerevan?

European travellers generally need a valid passport to enter Armenia. Entry requirements may change, so it is advisable to check the latest official regulations before travelling

Weather 18 °F
Distance 3255 km
Duration 4h30
Currency Armenian dram
Languages Arm. Armenian

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Yerevan, the pink city founded on
the ancient Urartian city

Take a flight from Lyon to Yerevan and discover the capital of Armenia.

Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, is also one of the oldest cities in the world. Climb one of its 7 hills where you will find the ancient city of Erebuni, a fortress of the Urartu kingdom. Discover the historical and cultural heritage and the elegant city centre with some great examples of architecture from the Soviet period.

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Exploring the historic city centre

Take a stroll through the picturesque streets of the old town, where you'll discover lively cafés, local craft shops and historic buildings adorned with magnificent architectural motifs. As you stroll along the Cascade, be sure to pause to admire the contemporary sculptures and modern art exhibitions that line this urban artistic masterpiece.

Visit the Armenian History Museum

Immerse yourself in the rich periods of Armenian history as you explore the museum's captivating exhibits, which cover topics ranging from the prehistoric era to the medieval and modern periods. Don't miss the fascinating collection of archaeological objects, including unique artefacts such as the famous 5,500-year-old leather shoe, one of the oldest leather shoes ever discovered.

Explore the ruins of the Temple of Zvartnots

The ruins of the Temple of Zvartnots, built in the 7th century, are a fascinating testimony to ancient Armenian architecture. Once one of the largest Eastern Christian sanctuaries, these remains are adorned with sculptures and bas-reliefs, offering visitors a captivating insight into the history and spirituality of medieval Armenia.

Déguster la délicieuse cuisine arménienne

Let your taste buds guide you through a feast of authentic flavours as you sample local culinary specialities in Yerevan's traditional restaurants. Be sure to try the famous lavash, a traditional flatbread baked in a tandoor, as well as delicious dolmas stuffed with rice and meat, accompanied by fresh yoghurt and fresh salads.

Relax at Lake Sevan

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city to Lake Sevan, where you can recharge your batteries by strolling along the peaceful shores, swimming in the crystal-clear waters of the lake or sampling fresh fish in one of the picturesque restaurants set close to the shore. Enjoy a relaxing break on the shores of this magnificent high altitude lake surrounded by majestic mountains.

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Documents needed to travel to Arménie

Type	Duration of stay	Validity period	Documents	Learn more
21-day e-Visa	Until 21 days	90 days	Passport : valid for the whole duration of your stay in the destination country Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background Flight reservation : round trip Hotel booking : or accommodation certificate on site, covering the entire stay Bank statement : of the last 3 months
120-day e-Visa	Until 120 days	180 days	Passport : valid for the whole duration of your stay in the destination country Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background Bank statement : of the last 3 months Hotel booking : or accommodation certificate on site, covering the entire stay Flight reservation

A week in Yerevan gives you enough time to explore the city’s cultural landmarks and discover Armenia’s natural and historical treasures. Visit Republic Square, the Cascade Complex and the ancient Erebuni Fortress, then take day trips to Lake Sevan, Garni Temple and the country's famous monasteries.

Spring (March to June) and autumn (September to October) are the most pleasant seasons to visit Yerevan. Temperatures are comfortable, tourist crowds are moderate and the weather is perfect for sightseeing and excursions

Three to four days are enough to discover the main attractions of the capital. However, a full week is recommended if you want to explore Armenia’s mountains, monasteries and lakes beyond the city.

Yerevan is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Known as the “Pink City” thanks to its rose-coloured volcanic stone buildings, it is famous for its rich heritage, Soviet-era architecture and stunning views of Mount Ararat.

Armenian cuisine is rich and authentic. Visitors should try lavash, Armenia’s traditional flatbread, as well as dolma, grilled meats and fresh local produce. Armenian wines and the country's renowned brandy are also worth tasting

Yes. Yerevan is an excellent base for discovering Armenia. Popular excursions include Lake Sevan, the ruins of Zvartnots, Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery, all offering unique insights into the country’s history and landscapes.

Absolutely. The city offers a remarkable blend of ancient history, museums, galleries and architectural heritage. Visitors can explore centuries of Armenian culture through its many historical sites and cultural institutions.

European travellers generally need a valid passport to enter Armenia. Entry requirements may change, so it is advisable to check the latest official regulations before travelling

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