Private tour of GUM in Yerevan, Armenia

You will visit the famous GUM market, which has existed since the Soviet era and is now considered the unofficial central market of Yerevan.

Highlights:

• Private shopping tour to GUM
• Professional guide to show you how to bargain in Yerevan
• Ripe fruits in neat piles
• The largest assortment of dried fruits in Yerevan
• Taste Armenian cheese for free

Included:

• Guide-driver
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Private air-conditioned car
• Treats (coffee, tea)
• Wi-Fi

The market has a fairly large area where you can buy a variety of beautiful fruits and vegetables, dried fruits, lavash, meat, fish, eggs and nuts - of the best quality and completely natural!

GUM Market in Yerevan, private gastronomic experience

GUM Market Yerevan is not just a market, but a living scene of everyday life in Yerevan, and it is the best place to start exploring the city. This private experience allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the main market of Yerevan without the hustle and bustle, accompanied by a professional guide. You don't just walk around the market, but learn to navigate, taste, bargain and choose the best. The "GUM" market is known for its neat rows, where fruits are laid out as in a shop window, and Armenian cheese can be tasted for free. The guide explains the difference between the varieties, suggests what is really worth buying, and helps to communicate with the sellers. This format turns an ordinary market into a full-fledged tour, rich in flavors, aromas of spices and real urban culture.

Useful tips before visiting

This experience does not require special preparation, but a few tips will help you get the most out of it.

• Wear comfortable shoes, the market is big
• Bring cash for purchases
• Come in the morning, the selection is better
• Feel free to taste and ask questions
• Leave room in your bag for purchases

Additional facts

GUM Market has existed since the Soviet era and is still considered the unofficial central market of Yerevan. Not only locals shop here, but also famous chefs of Armenian restaurants. In documentaries about Armenian cuisine, the market is often used as a filming location. Here you can see traditional ways of storing dried fruits, cheese and lavash. The range of spices reflects the regional differences of Armenia. The market is often mentioned in travel blogs and gastronomic shows as a must-see place to get acquainted with Armenian cuisine and urban life.

What else to add to this experience in Yerevan

After the market, it is logical to continue immersing yourself in the local culture with a tour of the Vernissage and Hrazdan flea markets, where antiques and handicrafts are sold. Flavor lovers will enjoy a private tour to the Noy and Ararat cognac factories. And for a visual contrast, you should choose a private tour to Megherian Carpet Factory to see Armenian traditions in patterns and colors.

Who will especially like this experience

This tour is ideal for solo travelers, couples and small groups of friends. It will appeal to gourmets, market lovers and those who want to see Yerevan from the inside. Families with children will also appreciate the format, as the market is lively, safe and interesting for all ages.