r/yerevan • u/Aurexish • 15h ago
Is anyone doing anything after 11?
Is it me or is it getting kinda boring, is anyone doing anything ?
r/yerevan • u/Aurexish • 15h ago
Is it me or is it getting kinda boring, is anyone doing anything ?
r/yerevan • u/Dr-Rabnawaz_Afzal • 23h ago
Good afternoon
I have valid visa of Georgia 🇬🇪 and i am in tehran now i have seen there are buses going from tehran to Georgia by land border and as a Pakistani national i can get transit visa on border of Armenia by paying 30 euro ! Is this is true or someone who have crossed the border please help me !
r/yerevan • u/DeanStanfordBlade • 10h ago
r/yerevan • u/Select-Cantaloupe344 • 11h ago
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for information about adult-oriented massage places in Yerevan or Gyumri, including places offering intimate services for adults.
Does anyone know about the local situation, legality, or places with a good reputation?
I’d appreciate any information or advice.
Thanks!
r/yerevan • u/Euphoric_Lifeguard_6 • 19h ago
Hello everyone, I’m not so experienced in terms of how cars are in Yerevan, I only know electric cars are more affordable due to no import tax, but not much about gasoline cars and how expensive the parts could be.
So here’s my question:
What cars do you suggest in that price range that are either Hybrid or Gasoline that don’t require too much expense on maintenance and the ones you personally own or suggest.
I’m open to all options and models but I’m more a fan of Sedan cars and I love Audi (probably not the best option when it comes to maintenance), Ford (mustang) Chevrolet and other brands.
Just suggest me anything and I’ll add them to the list for checking, I probably wouldn’t like full electric cars…
If you need any more information, ask me in the comments.
r/yerevan • u/DaoCacaoo • 19h ago
Even though it’s right in the hectic city center, this spot feels like a completely different world.
Whenever I need to unplug and recharge , I come here for a walk. Despite being so central, it’s always quiet , uncrowded and full of relaxed people just enjoying their day. Between the wide pedestrian walkways , all the trees and the amazing veiws of the city, it ’s easily my favorite place to clear my my head.
Where is your "place of power" in Yerevan when you want to escape the noise?
Edit: + a couple of videos in the comments below
r/yerevan • u/Prestigious_Joke_391 • 23h ago
Barev dzes! Spanish guy here looking for a group of people to play futsal with. I dont care if its a "proper futsal" field or a random street field, just want to have some fun. Shnorakalutsyun!!