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The largest and oldest inhabited cities in Armenia is Yerevan. It's history dates back to 8th century BC however it underwent significant reconstruction to resemble Paris, Vienna, and St. Petersburg. This relaxed city is a wonderful European masterpiece with public squares built over 3,000-year-old ruins and dancing fountains, flower-covered staircases, collections of traditional and decorative folk art, and views of beautiful artistry of gardens and sculptures that give the city life!

According to legend, the city of Tbilisi was founded in the 5th century by King Vakhtang Gorgasali who discovered a mystical warm spring that inspired the king to build a city on the site. Tbili meaning "warm" has been rebuilt 29 times and old town Tbilisi is known for its natural sulfur bathhouses. The city straddles the Mtkvari river, sits at the foot of the Trialeti mountain range, and lies in the center of eastern Georgia. 

Baku is a port city known as the “city of winds” and is the capital of Azerbaijan. It is the largest city in Azerbaijan, as well as the largest city on the Caspian Sea. Baku is known for its high concentration of oil fields. Rich in culture, Baku is an enjoyable tourist destination. Visitors can enjoy the national theatre, museums and galleries, philharmonic, opera, medieval old town sights, and an exciting nightlife.