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Mastara’s Saint Hovhannes is the namesake of a church type defined by four apses, a broad dome and three-tier squinch transitions.
Talin’s Great Katoghike is a monumental early medieval basilica surrounded by an older church foundation, palace remains and a historic cemetery.
The 1664 Old Bridge links Ashtarak’s historic quarters across Kasagh Gorge with three unequal stone arches.
Oshakan’s church preserves the tomb of Mesrop Mashtots beneath a 19th-century basilica rooted in a 5th-century memorial chapel.
Tsiranavor is a roofless early Christian basilica in Ashtarak where surviving walls and pier bases make the original plan readable.
Aruch Cathedral combines a vast early medieval hall, exposed dome supports and rare fragments of 7th-century monumental painting.
Karmravor is a compact 7th-century church in Ashtarak, remarkable for its balanced cross plan and surviving red tile covering.
Mughni Saint Gevorg is a 17th-century rebuilt pilgrimage church near Ashtarak, known for polychrome masonry and surviving mural fragments.
Ashtarak’s Spitakavor is a small medieval ruin with a surviving portal and apse, one of the city’s colour-named churches.
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78 km from Yerevan 
Visit: About 40-65 minutes 