Lovers’ Park

With playgrounds and open spaces, Lovers’ Park is the perfect place to take kids who need to burn some energy after spending all day in museums. There’s also a popular cafe in the center of the park where you can enjoy snacks, drinks, and entrees. Some Yerevan walking tours include a stop at Lovers’ Park, allowing you to taste the city’s greenery amid the hustle and bustle.

• Check the weather forecast before your visit and dress accordingly, especially during summer and winter.

• While the park is considered safe during the day, you should avoid walking alone at night.

• The park has just one cafe, so consider bringing snacks and drinks.

Lovers' Park is centrally located in Yerevan, making it easily accessible by foot, public transportation, or taxi. Marshal Baghramyan on the M1 line is the nearest metro station to the park. The park is near several prominent landmarks, including the Cascade Complex and the Geological Museum, and is close to the city center. To make the most of your time, combine your park visit with sightseeing in the surrounding area.

The best time to visit Lovers' Park is during the spring and early summer (April–June) when the weather is mild and the park is full of colorful blooms. However, the park is pleasant year-round, with each season offering its own charm. To avoid crowds, consider visiting on weekday mornings when the park is quieter.

If Lovers’ Park has you wishing for more of Armenia’s greenery, take a day trip from Yerevan to Dilijan National Park. Filled with lush foliage and picturesque lakes, the park is a haven for hikers and mountain bikers. You’ll find an abundance of trails to suit every skill level and time limit. Full–day excursions, including transportation and visits to attractions like the 13th–century Haghartsin Monastery and Lake Sevan, are readily available.