Yerevan public transport: how to get around from Nork

Yerevan Metro is a 10-station railway running for more than 12 km. The city’s 1962–1964 general plan treated an underground railway as an effective option for public transport and as a fit with the city’s development concept.

The operator names the stations as Barekamutyun, Marshal Baghramyan, Yeritasardakan, Hanrapetutyan Hraparak, Zoravar Andranik, Sasuntsi Davit, Gortsaranayin, Shengavit, Charbakh and Garegin Nzhdehi Hraparak. Use the operator’s station information to identify your stop and orient yourself on the Yerevan metro map.

The operator gives daily operating hours as 07:00–24:00. Train intervals vary by time and day: on working days, they range from 4.5 to 11 minutes across the stated time periods; on Saturdays and Sundays, intervals range from 8.5 to 12 minutes. Check the operator’s current timetable before you travel, since service details can change.

Hanrapetutyan Hraparak is the station to look for when planning a metro journey to the Republic Square area: its name translates as Republic Square. Yeritasardakan and Marshal Baghramyan are also on the central part of the route, alongside Barekamutyun at one end.

For journeys around central Yerevan, check station names against your destination before boarding, then use the operator’s station information to confirm the best stop. The Cascade Yerevan visitor guide can help you plan a visit to the Cascade area. Sasuntsi Davit is the metro-network reference for the railway-station area.

Yerevan’s intracity public transport includes buses, trolleybuses and the metro. The municipality says it is pursuing a shift toward higher-capacity buses and trolleybuses, alongside the elimination of minibuses; because the network can change, confirm current services for your route.

Use the metro where a station suits your destination, and check bus or trolleybus routes for places not served by the railway. The municipality identifies Yerevan Metro named after Karen Demirchyan, Yerevan Electric Transport, Yerevan Bus and YerevanTrans among the passenger transport companies operating under it.

Check official transport sources for current fares, routes and service information before travelling. The municipality says transport cards can be purchased at metro station terminals or ticket offices, Telcell service points, and information centres at Republic Square and France Square.

For a metro journey, confirm the station and operating details with the metro operator; for buses and trolleybuses, check current city transport information. Before you go: check the official site before you go, particularly for fares and operating details.