A building catches your eye. You hear the story.
On Abovyan Street, a green-granite facade catches your eye. StoryGlide starts with the useful part:
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“Tell me more.”
Yerevan, Armenia · Բարի գալուստ
StoryGlide · on your walk
Keep walking. StoryGlide handles the small interruptions: What is that building? Where should I eat? Which turn is worth taking?
It speaks through your earphones when there is something useful to say, then leaves room for the street when there is not.
A day on foot in Yerevan · with StoryGlide
On Abovyan Street, a green-granite facade catches your eye. StoryGlide starts with the useful part:
StoryGlide
“Tell me more.”
Near Vernissage, you ask once and keep walking. StoryGlide narrows the options to places that fit, then points the way.
Karas Wine Bar
Jingyalov Hats Corner
Vernisazh Coffee
StoryGlide · walking you there
Off Tumanyan, StoryGlide suggests the archway beside you. Inside, men play nardi under grapevines around a small fountain. You hear the dice before you see the table.
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18:52 · The Cascade steps
“The light is turning on the Cascade. Stop here for a minute.”
18:54 · Golden light on pink tuff
You nearly passed it. Now the pink tuff has caught the last light.
19:01 · Looking south
“On clear evenings, Ararat turns pink before the city goes dark.”
Made for walking
StoryGlide uses where you are to choose the useful next thing: a nearby story, a lunch stop, a turn to take — or nothing at all.
Hear the story of what is actually in front of you.
Local knowledge and trusted sources come first.
Speak naturally; there is no search box to fill in.
Food, coffee, cash, and the route back are part of the walk.
Not every view needs commentary.
Set the balance
Choose what you care about and how much detail you want. StoryGlide follows those choices and adjusts the route after dark.
Written with local knowledge. Edited before it reaches your ear.
People check the stories · the app handles the timing
Starting in Yerevan
The first walks stay close to home. We will add each new city only when we know it well enough to be useful.
StoryGlide · tomorrow, 09:00
We are preparing the first public walks now. Leave your email and we will send an invitation when they open.
Or write to us at hello@storyglide.travel