This ornament symbolizes the life-giving power of the cross which differs from the cross as an instrument of punishment.Īnd of course, the national souvenirs are of great interest for tourists.

Pay your attention at the Armenian crosses as well: they are characterized by beautiful branches and widen ends. The sizes differ, the medium one can be purchased for about $ 30. There is much woodwork at Vernissage – as Armenians are the real masters in this field! Here you will see unique Bibles in amazing handmade wooden covers. On the way, you can meet a lot of different shelves with the silverware: chains, pendants, cups, dishes, knives. The prices differ, however, on average, one medium-sized bag will cost about 15000 drams ($ 31). Here you can see various handmade hats, bags, jackets, shoes, tablecloths, cushions made of natural materials and dyed by completely natural paints. Vernissage begins with the traditional Armenian weaving. Coming out of the subway, turn left, go through the charming little park with fountains and cross-stones, and directly at the end of the park you will see Vernissage.īelow we offer an interesting photo walk around the fair, which will acquaint you with the most interesting works and prices. You can get to the fair rather simply: just take the Yerevan underground and get off on the station « The Republic Square». The fair offers paintings, jewelry, woodwork, magnets, musical instruments, national souvenirs, carpets, costumes, semi-precious stones, rarity, and many-many other unique things. So if you want to buy something that will remind of your trip to Armenia, do not hesitate and visit Vernissage since you are unlikely to leave it empty-handed.

Artists, craftsmen, jewelers, potters and seamstresses bring their amazing works here and every weekend from 10:00 am you can buy any souvenir you like. Right in the center of Yerevan near the Republic Square, there is a colorful fair “Vernissage” – the favorite place of all the tourists and guests visiting Armenia.