Yerevan

Citizens of many countries (EU, USA, Canada, etc.) can visit visa-free for up to 180 days per year. Check official sources for your nationality.

The Armenian Dram (AMD). Credit cards are accepted in hotels and many restaurants, but cash is king for small shops and taxis.

In Yerevan, English is spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and among younger people, but Russian is more common for older generations.

Zvartnots Airport (EVN) is 12 km from the city. Take a licensed taxi (fixed price ~10 USD) or the airport bus #201 to Republic Square.

Yes, generally safe, but take standard precautions: avoid walking alone late at night in quiet areas, and use reputable taxis.

Tipping 10% is customary in restaurants if service charge isn't included. For taxis, rounding up is appreciated but not expected.

Tap water is chlorinated and technically safe, but many visitors prefer bottled water to avoid stomach upset.

Type C and F (Europlug) with a standard voltage of 230V/50Hz. Bring a universal adapter if your device has a different plug.

Traditional cuisine is meat-heavy, but Yerevan has a growing number of vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurants, especially in the city center.

Yes, popular trips include the ancient temple of Garni, Geghard Monastery, Lake Sevan, and the Khor Virap monastery with Ararat views.

Yerevan is in Asia/Yerevan (UTC+4). No daylight saving time observed.