Sharambeyan Street (Old Dilijan) Tourism

Sharambeyan Street in Dilijan, Armenia, represents the historical core of this quaint resort town, known for its traditional Armenian architecture and artisan workshops. Nestled within the lush forests of the Tavush Province, Sharambeyan Street offers a glimpse into the 19th-century lifestyle with its refurbished wood and stone buildings. Many structures now serve as cozy cafes, souvenir shops showcasing local crafts, and guesthouses that invite travelers to experience Armenian hospitality. As a key part of the Dilijan National Park, the street epitomizes the town's fond nickname, 'Little Switzerland of Armenia,' due to its resemblance to alpine retreats. Visitors can admire the craftsmanship of Dilijan's carpenters and stone masons as they stroll down the cobblestone road, which also hosts the Dilijan Community Center, promoting cultural and educational activities. Exhibits on local history and culture, traditional music events, and preservation projects keep the spirit of old Dilijan alive. Sharambeyan Street has been revitalized under the Tufenkian Heritage Hotels' initiative, ensuring the conservation and sustainable development of this cultural treasure.