Local SIM cards provide convenient mobile service. Wi-Fi access is widespread throughout the city.
Armenian is the official language, with Russian also widely spoken. English is increasingly common in tourist areas.
These simple words can aid in daily transactions and conversations.
Carrying a small phrasebook can be very handy for quick references.
Shops generally open 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Supermarkets often operate longer, some 24/7.
Restaurants and cafes typically open from 9:00 AM/10:00 AM until midnight or later, especially in the city center.
Banks operate mostly on weekdays, 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM. ATMs are widely available across Yerevan for access to cash.
Several public holidays can impact business operations and public services. Plan visits accordingly.
Some businesses may have adjusted schedules during certain seasons or major holiday periods.
Public holidays often lead to widespread closures; check the calendar to plan activities accordingly.
Armenians are warm and welcoming. Modesty in dress, especially at religious sites, is standard.
Always ask permission for photos of individuals. Be mindful of sensitive historical and civic topics.
Yerevan's infrastructure for those with disabilities is developing, which can present obstacles.
Specialized services for visual or hearing impairments are limited. Pre-arrangement is often recommended.
A considerate approach to local customs and polite inquiries contribute to a positive travel experience.
Information centers and local support resources are accessible to help with your visit.
Official tourist information centers offer maps, brochures, and tips from the area.
Emergency services are available. It is consistently wise to know contact numbers.
Area non-governmental-state agencies (NGOs) and community groups may offer specialized information or support.
Preparation and a versatile mindset contribute to a more enjoyable journey in Armenia.
Official and local organizations can be used by provide assistance and information during your visit.
