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Sights in Yerevan
Edit ThisAround every corner here you will find some place to visit. Here are some of them.
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Contemporary Art Museum
Edit ThisThe Museum of Modern Art occupies the ground floor of No. 7.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 7 Mashtots Street, Yerevan |
| tel: | +53-56-61, 53-53-59 |
Aram Khachaturian Museum
Edit ThisThe Aram Khachaturian museum is located off of Baghramian, two minutes walking distance from Moscovian. It houses a very complete collection of memorabilia from the course of Khachaturian's illustrious career.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 3 Zarubian Street, (off Baghramian St.) Yerevan |
| tel: | +58-94-18, 58-01-78 |
Middle East Museum
Edit ThisAn interesting collection, including a carpet-weaving display.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 1 Aram Street, Yerevan |
| tel: | +56-37-14 |
Republic Square
Edit ThisThe heart of Yerevan, and indeed Armenia. It is unavoidable and surrounded by government buildings, hotels, museums and fountains.
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Genocide Museum
Edit ThisThe Museum's testimony to the 1915 destruction of the Armenian communities of Eastern Anatolia is moving, and the monument itself is austere but powerful.
An Institution that holds thousands of documents and photographs that proves the Armenian Genocide of 1915. Millions of Armenians are putting flowers by the Monument of Genocide 24 th of April of each year.
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| address: | Tsitsernakaberd Park |
| tel: | +39-09-81, 39-14-12 |
Armenian Craft Museum (Yerevan)
Edit ThisSand German silver jewellery, woodwork, carpets, earthenware and embossed goods.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 64 Abovian Street, Yerevan |
| tel: | +57-56-83 |
National Art Gallery (Yerevan)
Edit ThisAbove the Natural History Museum, the National Art Gallery has a good collection of European, Russian and Armenian paintings.
| type: | Hotspots |
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| address: | Hanrapetutian (Republic) Square, Yerevan |
| tel: | +58-08-12, 56-18-12 |
Erebuni Fortress Museum
Edit ThisThe citadel founded by Argishti I son of Menua, King of Urartu in the year 782.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 38 Erebuni Ave |
| tel: | +57-32-02 |
Matenadaran
Edit ThisFamous collection of old manuscripts from the 1st century AD.
| type: | Museums |
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Erebuni
Edit ThisThe fortress Erebuni on Arin-berd Hillis reached either by car from Vokzalnaya Square along Bakvi and Erebuni streets, or by bus No. 15, trolleybuses Nos. 2 and 4 and trains Nos. 7 and 8. The fortress was erected by the Urartu king Argishti I in 782 B.C.
| type: | Castles & Forts |
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Parajanov Museum (Yerevan)
Edit ThisThe best museum in Yerevan is small and idiosyncratic, the would-be final home of famed Soviet filmmaker Sergei Parajanov (1924-1990).
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 15&16 Dzoragyugh Street, (off Proshyan St.) Yerevan |
| url: | www.paradjanov.com |
| tel: | 53-84-73 |
Saryan Museum
Edit ThisDedicated to a famous Armenian painter.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 3 Saryan Street, Yerevan 58-17-62 |
Children's Museum
Edit ThisThe world’s first Children’s Picture Gallery has developed into a true centre for developing an aesthetic sense in the rising generation.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 13 Abovian Street, Yerevan |
Katoghike
Edit ThisThe oldest surviving church in Yerevan, the Katoghike, stands nestled in a courtyard on the W side of Abovian Street just above Sayat Nova Blvd. Its current form dates to 1936, when the old cathedral church of Yerevan, a substantial but undistinguished basilica rebuilt in 1693/4, was slated for destruction in the name of urban renewal. The archaeologists won a modest concession from Stalin's architects, that they could oversee the dismantling and record the inscriptions and architectural fragments incorporated in the rubble walls. Lo and behold, as the walls came down it became more..
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Zoravor Church
Edit ThisDating from 1693 (funded by the wealthy Hoja Panos) and rebuilt at various times it sits near the site of the tomb/shrine of S. Ananias the Apostle.
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Yervan History Museum
Edit ThisVisit Yerevan History Museum which is situated on Argishti 1 street.
for more information write us` yhm@armenia.com
Now exhibition about carpets.
Lesson-excursions for children.
| type: | Hotspots |
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| address: | Yerevan, Argishti 1 |
| tel: | +56-81-85,56-81-09 |
| openingHours: | 9am-18pm |
Cathedral
Edit ThisThe enormous Grigor Lusavorich National Cathedral is being constructed across from Kino Russia on Tigran Mets Blvd. It will house a museum documenting the history of Armenian Christianity, and be completed by 2001.
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Geological Museum (Yerevan)
Edit ThisThe museum is open from 10:00 to 17:00 every day except Sunday and Monday.
| type: | Museums |
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| address: | 20 Abovian Street, Yerevan |
| tel: | +58-06-63 |
Wood Carving Museum
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| address: | 2,4 Paronian Street |
| tel: | +53-24-61 |
