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From its rugged sandy beaches to its status as the ultimate place to get a cream tea, there's a million reasons why you might want to visit Cornwall.

The Cascade is a monumental architectural composition, it was originally conceived by the architect Alexander Tamanyan (1878-1936). Tamanyan desired to connect the northern and central parts of the city-the historic residential and cultural centers of the city-with a vast green area of waterfalls and gardens, cascading down one of the city's highest promontories. It offers spectacular views of Mount Ararat and the city center. The Cascade is linked with the Opera Square, its horizontal segment of 200 meters length begins at the monument to A. Tamanyan. It is a unique complex with its massive white steps with fountains that ascend through Tamanyan street towards Haghtanak Park (Victory Park). The front gardens display sculptures from the Gerard L. Cafesjian Collection.