Sharambeyan Street Museum in Dilijan

Sharambeyan Street is one of the main attractions of Dilijan, thanks to its well-preserved historic buildings and charming atmosphere. It is a small restored quarter about 350 meters long, reminiscent of a street in an ancient town. The street is lined with traditional stone houses, many of which have been converted into guesthouses, cafes, restaurants, and artisans' shops. The architecture reflects the region's folk style, with wooden balconies, carved doorways, and stone walls. This creates a unique and cozy atmosphere for both visitors and locals. It is named after its creator, the artist Hovhannes Sharambeyan, who in 1970 decided to recreate the street in a traditional style, with old houses, attics, tiled roofs, and carved balconies. His legacy is still visible in the architecture and cultural heritage of the area. Walking along Sharambeyan Street, you can visit craft workshops where locals sell traditional-style souvenirs, including ceramics, wood and clay items, as well as jewelry and trinkets. Besides the shops, there are cafes serving authentic Armenian dishes and a folk art museum dedicated to Armenian culture.