Sylvio Hleiss

Hidden gem in Yerevan. This small place is one of the few old wooden buildings of the city that is still intact. Recommended to have a coffee / drink break and enjoy the traditional architecture.

Main square in the center of the city and one of the main attractions of Yerevan. The large square includes a large fointain and is surrounded by beautiful old buildings. The square has a historical importance to the local and most national events are celebrated in this square.

One of the main highlights of Yerevan combining soviet architecture and modern art. The structure consists of a long staircase that was intended to connect the center of the city to the hill of the victory park to the north but was never completed. There is an indoor escalator inside and several pieces of art all across the structure and in the park at the lower end. The area is also surrounded by restaurants and cafes and is highly recommended for anyone visiting Yerevan.

Nice sajj place in kleiat. Food was good but a bit overpriced for the quality provided. Very simple seating on plastic chairs and old wooden tables. Very lovely and welcoming staff. Recommended if you are craving sajj in Kleiat.

Small museum located on the Deir al Qamar square. Entrance fee at the time of visit was 50k lbp. The museum is located within the old Fakhredine Palace currently owned by the friendly Mr. Samir Baz. It has a collection of more than 50 wax figures of prominent people in the history of Lebanon. A guide explained the history of each one of them and the history of the palace.