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Skating on Armenia's Lake Sevan - Vimarsana News

Skating on Armenia's Lake Sevan

Daniel Arutyunov, founder of the Scream of Soul initiative, has organized skating tours on lakes in Armenia for the past three years.

Source: hetq.am
The cultural heritage of Armenia deserves more attention: Italian architect - Vimarsana News

The cultural heritage of Armenia deserves more attention: Italian architect

Years later I studied at the ETSAB in Barcelona.  I have also received my PhD at the FAUP in Porto, Portugal, researching the work of Álvaro Siza.

On the menu for 2024 … 20 chefs and food writers pick their dream meals across Europe - Vimarsana News

On the menu for 2024 … 20 chefs and food writers pick their dream meals across Europe

From roast goat in Greece to rhubarb cake in Romania, we ask the experts where they’ll be going for their culinary fix this year

Georgia is increasingly attracting tourists from the Middle East. What can Armenia offer? - Vimarsana News

Georgia is increasingly attracting tourists from the Middle East. What can Armenia offer?

YEREVAN, JANUARY 10, ARMENPRESS. According to statistics provided by the Georgian National Tourism Administration (GTNA) 4,703,945 tourists visited Georgia in 2022, more than 80% of them were Europeans and 4.4% were citizens of the Middle East countries (Figure 1).

Georgia is increasingly attracting tourists from the Middle East. What can Armenia offer? - Vimarsana News

Georgia is increasingly attracting tourists from the Middle East. What can Armenia offer?

YEREVAN, JANUARY 10, ARMENPRESS. According to statistics provided by the Georgian National Tourism Administration (GTNA) 4,703,945 tourists visited Georgia in 2022, more than 80% of them were Europeans and 4.4% were citizens of the Middle East countries (Figure 1).