Urbex Tours in Armenia – Photo Gallery

The photos you see below were taken during the urbex tours I organize across Armenia while exploring Soviet-era heritage.

Over the years, I’ve learned one important lesson. I don’t use an expensive or professional camera. What truly improved my photography was returning to the same places and photographing the same subjects again and again over a long period of time. Little by little, my photos became better.

Another key moment was learning to shoot through the viewfinder instead of using the screen. I had always relied on the display — until I accidentally broke it. That small accident pushed me to use the viewfinder, and it ended up improving my photography more than any piece of equipment ever did.

Inside the projector room of an abandoned culture house

Inside an abandoned factory, we saw many buses. This one is an Ikarus bus, manufactured in Budapest

Took this photo while exploring the abandoned tunnels of the former copper mine

The control panel of the abandoned train station

A view from a train station

Soviet-era control panels

The bas-relief on the wall of the Semiconductor and Electronics Manufacturing Plant

Inside an abandoned carpet factory

Abandoned Yak-40 plane in Armenia

The swimming pool of the abandoned pioneer camp "Fairy-tale"

A unique fresco inside an abandnoed factory

A vintage educational display board for Lathe Cutting Tools

The control room of the ROT54 telescope

Inside a Soviet-era culture house

MiG-21 Fishbed is on display outside Mikoyan Brothers' Museum

Cemetery of firefighting cars

An abandoned pioneer camp

Inside the Northern Bus Station

Old AM-5 computers, likely produced by Gerber Technology in the late 1980s...

Inside an abandoned culture palace

A Soviet-era antenna in Armenia

The frescoes of the abandoned culture house

A Soviet-era movie projector

Inside an abandoned rest-house

The Soviet-Armenian Echo of the Futuro House

In the control room of ROT54 telescope

Exploring the adjacent buildings of ROT54

This mirrors were intended to be placed on "Arev" solar power station

The ZTA-2.6 Telescope at Byurakan Observatory

Exploring an abandoned culture house

Inside a perfectly preserved knitwear factory

An abandoned observatory hidden in the mountain

Inside a well preserved Soviet-era culture house

Exploring a 14-floor abandoned sanatorium

A visit to tool making factory

Exploring an abandoned sanatorium

A visit to Vanadzor Railway Station

Inside a Soviet-Era crystal growth lab

The control panel of the ZTA-2.6 telescope

Inside a Soviet-era sanatorium that has miraculously survived to the present day and is still operating

The ZTA-2.6 Telescope at Byurakan Observatory

ROT54 in winter

Soviet-era posters

Armenia's Particle Accelerator

Mother Armenia in Ijevan city

Inside a Soviet-era culture house

The building that houses the ZTA-2.6 telescope

The only survived fresco of Lenin in Armenia

The tourists and the Orbita antenna

Inside the anti-echo chamber

Sevan Writers' Rest House in winter

The control panel of Armenia's Particle Accelerator

The playing hall of Tigran Petrosyan Chess House

The abandoned refractory brick factory

A Soviet-era mosaic inside a culture house

Inside an abandoned driving school

The 1-meter Schmidt telescope

Exploring an abandoned train station

Exploring an abandoned restaurant

The "Orbita" antenna

Exploring an abandoned mine

Exploring an abandoned laboratory

Inside an abandoned school

Exploring an abandoned train station in Armenia