The Vernissage market is the one stop shop for all souvenirs that you may need to buy in Armenia. Its a great place to find different forms of art, jewelry, memorabilia. The vernissage is where you'll find it all and the cheapest of them all. I remember buying a, what seemed to me as a unique piece of jewelry for my wife at Dilijan, and then found the same here at half the price.

A fairly large, well organized tourist market. A lot of the stalls sell the same stuff, but there is a good choice of typical Armenian artifacts. I was particularly looking at the double reed woodwind instrument, the Armenian duduk, which produces such melancholic music. Normally it's supposed to be made of apricot wood, but not sure if these ones are (being a tourist market). Another very special item was the huge range of kebab skewers and all the paraphernalia that go with BBQ. If I had more space in my luggage, I would have bought a beautiful set.

vendors seem to come and go as they pleased. so better come 12-4 pm. too early or too late and they will not be there. it is a relaxing stroll, no hard sell some example items for sale : wood carvings , paintings, carpets, ceramics, silver, scars, keychain, fridge magnets, etc.

One of the bests craft markets I’ve ever been to! It’s huge and worth taking some time to fully explore but it was a delight for all the stalls to be selling actual nice products - no sense of mass produced tat here! There’s such a wide range of items on offer with everything seeming to be of high quality. No pushy sellers either so you feel free to look around at your leisure. With the surrounding well-kept park it’s a great area and I’d recommend anyone visit when in the city.

I visited this market on more than one occasions. It has a huge variety of souvenirs especially t-shirts, and where I bought my Armenian t-shirts, I also got handmade jewelry and lots of fridge magnets. All at competitive prices. One tip I should give shoppers do not buy your t-shirts and fridge magnets or any souvenir as soon as you entee the first booth because you find the price is low, walk further down and you you're going to see the prices are cheaper so keep that in mind. Besides this there are restauran and Sidewalk restaurants nearby and all at very competitive prices.

Clean open air market. within walking distance of the Marriott and Republic Square. Browse artwork, jewelry, leather goods, tee shirts and much, much more. No tourist junk here.

Definitely the best place to go to buy any kind of souvenir. The best prices in Yerevan, for sure! It is worth going on Saturday on Sunday, because there are significantly more vendors then. I bought a beautiful silver pomegranate pendant and earrings, a bag, a duduk, 4 handmade coffee cups and an obsidian keychain with an Armenian letter.

Must visit if you are in Yerevan. Walking distance from Republic Square. Polite and friendly sellers. Little bit of bargaining can be helpful and you can get a discount if you buy more. Excellent local artisanship on display. Cash only. We ended up spending more than three hours here.

In the city centre there is a large area with a craft and flea market. There is a colourful cavalcade, lots of traditional, beautiful, sophisticated wood and textile goods, jewellery, trinkets and many souvenirs. Orderly, clean, sellers friendly but not pushy. It's like a big bazaar.