Dvin Hotel Yerevan
40 Paronyan Ulitsa Yerevan, Armenia
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'bourgeoise Kultur'
... Zentrum und auch einige Insider-Infos, die verschiedenen Plaetze muessen danach aber nochmals etwas laenger besucht werden...
Bei der Fuehrung erfuhr ich auch, dass der Komponist Aram Khatchaturian Armenier war. Das war mir gar nicht bewusst. Ich schaute bereits seit Beginn der Reise in fast allen Laendern, ob es ein klassisches Konzert ging. Bis jetzt hat es nicht geklappt, aber in Yerewan hatte es nun endlich eines in dem ...
Mot Ararat
... hus osv. praktiskt taget allt.
Innan vi kom ner till Yerevan svängde vi av för att ta en titt på det enda kvar varande "hedna tempel" som guiden sa (alltså pre kristendom, ifrån hellenistisk tid, Alexander den Stores tid) namnet på platsen är Garni. Själva templet är åter uppbyggt efter jordbävningar, krig och kristendom.
Senast större jordbävning i Armenien var 1988 och drabbade landet mycket hårt (tror till och med jag har ...
Junior Eurovision 2011 With SacVoyage.am
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Yerevan is a post Soviet dump!
... out that Steve and David had also picked Annahit's place, so were our room mates for the next couple of days! Together, we went for a quick dance and drink, first a a pretty cool 'Beatles' cafe, and later at one of the outside lounge cafes right next to the Opera, and our home stay.
Service?
Service in Armenia is just ridiculous. Still a bit communist, they have about double the staff they seem to need in any cafe, train station, public toilet, or shop, but ...
Bye, bye Ararat!
... Union, and then they will help themselves. This happened in Baltic states, there’s no reason why it can’t happen in Armenia as well.
In the end I would really suggest that you, too, visit Armenia. Nobody will be more surprised at your travel destination as Armenians themselves – but as I’ve told every single one of them that I’ve met during my week there – there’s just so much to ...


