1. Starting point: Republic Square.
   The meeting point is Republic Square, where your guide will give you a brief overview of Yerevan's
   history and the significance of the square. Abovyan Street and the Northern Avenue.

2. Hidden courtyards and old architecture.
   From here, the route takes you through small streets and courtyards that are often overlooked.
   Here, you will see hidden architectural treasures and old buildings that still
   tell stories from the Soviet era and earlier.

3. Secret coffeehouses and small galleries.
   Take a break at a hidden café known only to locals.
   Enjoy Armenian coffee or tea and light snacks, and visit
   a local gallery or art shop nearby.

4. The Blue Mosque.
   Visit the Blue Mosque, one of the few Islamic cultural sites in Yerevan. Here, you can learn more about Armenia's rich cultural diversity
   and the historical connections of the region.

5. The hidden Zoravor Church with a special power.
   It is an Armenian Apostolic Church and is known for its beautiful dome,
   thick walls and elaborate frescoes. It attracts both worshippers
   as well as visitors who want to experience the religious and cultural significance of this
   historical landmark. Passing by the Opera House, you will head to the Cascade.

6. The open-air museum.
   Yerevan has a large number of sculptures and monuments in its cityscape, which are often
   overlooked. Along the way, you will discover some of these works of art and
   and learn more about their history and significance.

7. Finishing at the Cascade.
   The tour ends at the Cascade, where you can enjoy a magnificent view over Yerevan
   and Mount Ararat. Here, your guide will share the final stories,
   and you will have time to take photos.

The tour will take about 3 hours.