Districts of Yerevan

119,841 · 13.4 km²

The heart of Yerevan: Republic Square, the Opera, the Cascade and Northern Avenue are all within walking distance. The most sought-after addresses in the city, from renovated Soviet-era buildings to new residential towers.

118,870 · 13.3 km²

A green, settled district just north of the centre and a favourite with families. Komitas and Baghramyan avenues take you into Kentron in minutes.

111,508 · 25.8 km²

On the right bank of the Hrazdan gorge, mixing Soviet-era blocks with new developments. Often better value than the centre while staying close to it.

55,094 · 7.3 km²

A calm district in the north-east, home to the Yerevan Botanical Garden. Spacious apartments and a slower pace of life.

43,704 · 6.5 km²

A compact, modern district in the north-west, linked to the city by the Davtashen bridge. Newer buildings and plenty of family apartments.

124,957 · 47.5 km²

Yerevan’s southern district, named after the ancient Erebuni fortress. Large residential areas and generally lower prices.

73,834 · 7.7 km²

North of the centre, on the slopes above the city. Older private houses sit beside apartment blocks, with good views over Yerevan.

140,784 · 25.2 km²

One of Yerevan’s most populous districts, in the west of the city. Large residential neighbourhoods and a wide choice of affordable apartments.

134,668 · 14.1 km²

A large residential district in the east, built mostly in Soviet times. Many family apartments, schools and parks, and steady demand for rentals.

11,098 · 4.8 km²

A small, quiet district on the Nork hills, known for private houses and green surroundings.

11,794 · 17.2 km²

Yerevan’s smallest district, on the south-eastern edge of the city. Mostly private houses and land, for those who want space away from the bustle.

140,525 · 40.6 km²

A south-western district of established neighbourhoods, with a mix of houses and apartment blocks and easy links to the centre.