Europe Hotel Yerevan
32-38 Hanrapetutyan Street Yerevan, Armenia
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'bourgeoise Kultur'
... Saal. Einem wirklich schoenen Konzertsaal im riesigen Opernhaus. Das Konzert sar super, aber leider spielten sie aber nichts von Khatchaturian, aber ich werde am 8. wenn alles klappt das Balet Gayaneh von ihm in Yerevan anschauen gehen... Freu mich sehr da drauf...
Wie ich im Titel bereits angedeutet habe, stand der Aufenthalt in Yerevan im Zeichen der 'hoeheren' Kultur. Ich habe mir naemlich auch gesagt, dass ich einmal auf der Reise ...
Mot Ararat
... ep eller likande med en version av smoke of the water för stöd till de drabbade). Templet ligger rätt fint, ut med en ravin som tråkkar sig runt templet på två - tre sidor sidor. Kul grej att de spelade musik på området när man gick runt i tempel området, bästa var en flöjt spelare satt i själva templet och lirade trudelutt, höjde stämningen en hel del. Givetvis sålde de muzaken senare ute bland tingeltangel stånden.
En liten bit därifrån ...
Junior Eurovision 2011 With SacVoyage.am
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Yerevan is a post Soviet dump!
... almost impossible to get a drink, let alone the bill! This is the main reason that we stayed at this 'Grammy's Lounge' until the wee hours, waiting for our shisha and fresh cut watermelon to arrive!
Khor Virap in a German taxi
It turned out that hour plans were quite similar to the Brit's, so we wanted to take the same marshrutka to Khor Virap, a church with a nice view of Mount Ararat. At the bus station, though, everybody claimed no such minibus existed, but ...
Adventures in Armenia
... we set off to catch a marshrutka around 830. The drive down really wasn’t as bad as we all thought it would be seeing as it was the better part of 6 hours in a lovely mini-van so common to this part of the world. The worst part really was our border crossing. Leaving Georgia was fine, no issues there. But then we were stuck in no-man’s land for almost an hour trying to get all of our visas sorted out. Along with my group of 8 there were 3 other TLGers on our bus, and ...



