Mid-Range Travel Guide: Yerevan

Accommodation

$35-80 per night

Private rooms in mid-range hotels, boutique guesthouses, or well-located apartments with private bathrooms

Food & Dining

$25-50 per day

Mix of traditional Armenian restaurants, casual dining establishments, local wine tastings, and some international cuisine

Transportation

$8-25 per day

Combination of public transport, occasional taxis, rideshare apps, and day trip transportation

Activities

$20-60 per day

Paid museum entries, guided city tours, day trips to monasteries, cultural performances, and local experiences

Shop at local markets and grocery stores instead of tourist areas for 60-70% savings on food costs

Use the metro and public buses extensively - typically 10-15x cheaper than taxis for getting around the city

Visit free attractions like Republic Square, Cascade Complex, and numerous churches that don't charge entry fees

Eat lunch at traditional Armenian restaurants rather than dinner, as many offer the same dishes for 30-40% less during lunch hours

Book accommodation in residential neighborhoods rather than the city center for 25-50% savings while still having good public transport access

Take advantage of free walking tours and tip-based experiences rather than expensive private guided tours

Relying solely on taxis and rideshares instead of learning the efficient public transport system, which can cost 8-12x more

Eating exclusively in the tourist-heavy areas around Republic Square and Northern Avenue where prices are typically 100-200% higher than local neighborhoods

Booking accommodation at the last minute during peak season, missing out on 30-60% early booking discounts