ARARAT Armenian brandy presents its new cultural project dedicated to Yerevan. The ARARAT Yerevan audio guide is a tribute from the legendary Armenian brandy to the capital of the Republic of Armenia, its cultural diversity, and rich historical heritage. This project symbolizes ARARAT's deep devotion and sincere love for the Armenian capital, reflecting its warm atmosphere and incredible spirit.

Available in Armenian, Russian, and English, the ARARAT Yerevan audio guide is a wonderful opportunity for both city dwellers and visitors of the capital to discover new facets of the old city, hear fascinating stories about its architectural landmarks, and, perhaps most importantly, feel its warmth.

The ARARAT Yerevan audio guide offers an approximately one-hour walk through the center of Yerevan, starting at the Radio House and leading the listener to the Phoenix Bar. Moreover, at the end of the walk, the audio guide will present the listener with a pleasant surprise.

One of the unique features of this audio guide is that, throughout the suggested route, you will be accompanied by journalist and writer Mark Grigorian — the author of several books about Yerevan. He will not only share fascinating stories but also convey his genuine love for the city.

Available at https://yerevanguide.araratbrandy.com/ and friendly in navigation, the ARARAT Yerevan audio guide will be a wonderful guide for you and your guests.

“Yerevan is a hospitable city that has the endless power to inspire. Our goal was to come up with an initiative that would allow both residents and visitors to experience the unique charm of our city and immerse themselves in its rich history. This audio guide is not just a tour—it’s a true love story dedicated to Yerevan. I sincerely hope that this journey becomes a warm and memorable experience for everyone, filled with the spirit of ARARAT.

Although the ARARAT Museum is not part of the audio guide route, launching the project here, at the ARARAT Museum, carries special symbolism. We are proud to present our city to the tens of thousands of visitors to one of Yerevan’s most visited museums — the ARARAT Museum. This project is an opportunity to introduce them to both the historical heritage of the city and its modern vibe,” emphasized Anush Hambardzumyan, Head of Sales and Marketing of the Yerevan Brandy Company.