Yerevan

Armenian Opera and Ballet Theatre named after A. Spendiaryan

Ереван, улица Туманяна, 54

The Armenian Opera and Ballet Theatre named after A. Spendiaryan is located in the center of Yerevan, on Tumanyan Street, near Freedom Square and Swan Lake. This building, designed by architect Alexander Tamanyan, is an important part of the city's urban planning concept and its main architectural dominion in the central area. The theater hosts operatic performances, ballet shows, symphonic concerts and other significant cultural events.

BlueMosqueYerevan

Ереван, проспект Маштоца, 12

The Blue Mosque of Yerevan is located at Mashtots Avenue, 12. Its name is due to unique blue and turquoise ceramic decorating its dome and facades. The complex includes an inner courtyard, a minaret, a domed prayer hall, and educational rooms. Built in the 1760s under Hussein Ali Khan, this mosque is a significant monument of Persian architecture from the 18th century.

Aram Khachaturian Museum-Residence

Ереван, улица Заробяна, 3

Aram Khachaturyan House-Museum is located in Yerevan on Zarobyan Street, 3. Opened in 1982, it is situated in a house donated to the composer by the Armenian government. It includes memorial part with personal belongings of the composer, concert hall, library and exhibits about his work and international recognition. Special attention is given to manuscripts, letters and photos related to works such as ballet "Gayane" and other compositions by Khachaturyan.

Martiros Saryan Museum House

Ереван, улица Сарьяна, 3

Martiros Saryan's House-Museum is located at Saroyan Street, 3 in Yerevan. Established in 1967 near the artist's workshop and residence. It features paintings, graphics, personal belongings and materials that illustrate the life and work of one of Armenia's leading 20th-century painters. The exhibition showcases vibrant color palette and images of Armenia, which are characteristic of the country's art.

Ararat Brandy Factory

Ереван, проспект Адмирала Исакова, 2

Ararat Brandy Factory is located at Admiral Isakian Avenue, 2 in Yerevan. This historical enterprise is famous for producing traditional Armenian brandy. The factory is an important part of the city tour introducing culinary traditions and industrial heritage of Armenia's capital. Visiting the factory suits both independent travel and sightseeing programs in Yerevan.

Cascada

Ереван, улица Таманяна

Cascade — monumental cultural complex and staircase system in the center of Yerevan located on the northern slope of the mountain. The structure connects lower city districts with Monument district, offering a picturesque view of the historical center and Mount Ararat. The complex includes escalators and exhibition halls of Gafeschyan Arts Center, making it an important part of the city's infrastructure and culture. Construction of the complex was carried out during the Soviet period under the guidance of well-known architects.

Cathedral of Saint Gregory the Enlightener

Ереван, улица Ерванда Кочара

St. Gregory the Enlightener Cathedral — the largest religious structure of Armenian capital. Located on Ervand Kochar Street in central Yerevan. The cathedral is an important element of city architecture and history, serving as a significant landmark for tourists and pilgrims. Visiting the cathedral helps to better understand cultural traditions and architectural features of Armenia.

Noy Distillery and Winery Complex

Ереван, ущелье Раздана

The Cognac-Wine-Vodka Plant "Noe" is located in the historical gorge of Razdan, near the former Erevan Fortress. This place is interesting for those who want to learn more about Armenia's winemaking and cognac industry, as well as immerse themselves in the city's historical atmosphere. Here you can familiarize yourself with the industrial heritage of the region and gain vivid visual impressions suitable for independent travel or an excursion program in Yerevan.

Erebuni Fortress

Ереван, холм Арин-Берд

Erebuni Fortress, founded in 782 BC by King Argishti I, is one of the key historical landmarks of Yerevan. Situated on Arin Berd hill, it is a Urartian fortification with preserved remains of palaces, temples and utility buildings. This site serves as an important archaeological testimony to the early history of the city and its cultural continuity.

Matenadaran

Ереван, проспект Маштоца, 53

Matenadaran Institute of Ancient Manuscripts, opened in 1959 on Mashtots Avenue in Yerevan, houses over three thousand unique Armenian and foreign manuscripts, miniatures, documents, and ancient books. It features the largest collection of Armenian written heritage and book art. A monument to Mesrop Mashtots, inventor of the Armenian alphabet, is installed at the entrance. This important cultural institution enables a deeper understanding of Armenia's history and culture through its written tradition.

Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex

Ереван, холм Цицернакаберд

Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex is located on the eponymous hill in Yerevan and was opened in 1967. It is dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide. Thousands of people come here annually on April 24th for memorial ceremonies. The central elements of the complex are the Renewal of Armenia Monument, circular mausoleum, and eternal flame. This is one of the most important memorial sites in Armenia.

Mother Armenia Monument

Ереван, Парк Победы

The monument "Mother Armenia" is located in Victory Park, Yerevan. It is one of the most recognizable structures of the city, shaping its silhouette. It serves as an important landmark and attracts tourists, allowing to connect historical past with contemporary urban environment. Suitable for walks and excursions, highlighting the themes of the monument, history and panoramic view.

Sergei Paradjanov Museum

Ереван, улица Дзорагюх, 15/16

Serge Paradjanov Museum is located at Dzragyuk 15/16 in Yerevan. This cultural institution is dedicated to the work of renowned director and artist Serge Paradjanov. Visiting the museum helps to better understand the connection between urban environment, history and Armenian art making it an important part of city tours. It can be conveniently visited independently or included in city tour programs.

Erebuni Museum

Ереван, улица Эребуни, 38

Erebuni Museum is located in Yerevan at Erebuni St., 38. It was opened in 1968 to celebrate the 2750th anniversary of the city's foundation. One can see exhibits from the excavations of Erebuni, Teišebaini and other Urartian monuments: cuneiform inscriptions, ceramics, weapons, jewelry and architectural fragments. The museum is situated at the foot of the fortress of Arin Berd, which helps better imagine the appearance of the ancient settlement before visiting the archaeological complex.

Armenia History Museum

Ереван, Площадь Республики, 4

The Museum of Armenian History is located on Republic Square in Yerevan and is the largest historical museum in the country. It serves as an important landmark for tourists and locals, offering insights into archaeological discoveries and the region's history. Visiting the museum enriches the journey through the city, allowing a better understanding of the cultural heritage and architectural features of Yerevan.

Yerevan History Museum

Ереван, улица Аргишти, 1/1

Yerevan History Museum is located at Argišti Street, 1/1. This institution introduces visitors to the city's history from ancient times until today. It traces the development of urban environment through exhibits and artifacts that help better understand the cultural heritage of Yerevan. The museum fits perfectly into the walking routes in Armenia's capital, offering an engaging journey into archaeology and regional history.

Yerevan Museum of Modern Art

Ереван, проспект Маштоца, 7

The Yerevan Museum of Modern Art is located at Mashtots Avenue, 7. Founded in 1972 by Heinrich Igityan, it was the first specialized museum of modern art in the Soviet Union. The collection includes painting, graphics, sculpture and works by Armenian artists of the second half of the 20th century. Visiting the museum allows a deeper understanding of the artistic life of Yerevan beyond the National Gallery. It conveniently combines with walks along Mashtots Avenue and the Kond district.

ArmenianGenocideMuseum-Institute

Ереван, Цицернакаберд

The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute is located in Yerevan near the memorial complex of Tsitsernakaberd. It was opened in 1995 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of tragic events from 1915. The museum exhibits documents, photos, testimonies and other materials that tell about these sad pages of history. In addition to its exhibition function, the museum also conducts scientific research and contributes to understanding the historical context of the memorial complex.

NationalGalleryofArmenia

Ереван, Площадь Республики, 1

The National Gallery of Armenia is located on Republic Square in Yerevan and is the main art collection of the country. It is an important place to acquaint oneself with Armenian art and painting, perfectly suited for inclusion in city walking routes. Here one can feel the connection between urban environment, history and aesthetic impressions, making the gallery a significant landmark for tourists and residents.

Victory Park in Yerevan

Ереван, Канакер-Зейтун

The Victory Park in Yerevan is located on a hill above the city center, being a large urban park. It serves as an important landmark for tourists and residents, helping to unite the city's landscapes, historical memory and natural beauty. Convenient for walks, self-guided tours or inclusion in routes around Yerevan.

Republic Square

Ереван, Площадь Республики

Republic Square in Yerevan — the main city square, center of festive events and evening strolls. Formed between 1920-1950s, it used to be named after Lenin for a long time. The architectural ensemble of the square is made from pink and yellow tufa and includes the National Gallery, Armenia History Museum, government buildings, museum complex and hotel. In front of the buildings there are singing fountains. It is the central place in the urban planning design by architect Alexander Tamanian.

Freedom Square

Ереван, у здания Оперы

The Freedom Square is located in the center of Yerevan, near the opera house. It is a popular place for walks and meetings where urban environment, history and modern cafes harmoniously coexist. It is an important point on city routes highlighting its architectural features and cultural heritage. The square serves as a convenient reference point when studying the city's layout and history of Yerevan.

Northern Avenue

Ереван, Северный проспект

Northern Avenue in Yerevan is an important part of the city's infrastructure. It is a pedestrian street connecting the Opera with Republic Square, where one can enjoy architecture and make purchases. It serves as a convenient guide for tourists and city residents, allowing them to familiarize themselves with the history and visual characteristics of Yerevan during a self-guided walk or tour.

Gafeschyan Arts Center

Ереван, комплекс Каскад

Gafeschyan Arts Center opened in 2009 is located at Cascade complex in Yerevan. It is a unique museum space showcasing contemporary art, collection of glass and sculptures by renowned international masters. The center's distinctive feature is its placement amidst sculpture garden at Cascade base featuring works by Fernando Botero and other prominent artists.

Zoravor Surb Astartsakan Church

Ереван, район Кентрон

The Church of Zoravor Surb Aствацацин is located in the historical district Kentron of Yerevan city. It was built in 1693 on the site of a monastery destroyed by an earthquake. The name "Zoravor" means "strong" or "powerful", reflecting its significance in the city's tradition. The church is one of the oldest active churches in the center of Yerevan and stands out for its intimate character among large modern structures. On its grounds are a chapel and gravestones related to the history of the ancient city.

Catogike Church

Ереван, улица Абовяна

Katogike Church - historical building in the center of Yerevan on Abovyan Street. It's a small medieval construction reflecting Armenian architectural traditions of that time. It is an important element of the city route allowing tourists to feel ancient atmosphere and get acquainted with Yerevan's history through architecture. The church location is ideal for inclusion in sightseeing programs and independent walks around the city.

Saint Sarkis Church in Yerevan

Ереван, район Кентрон, у ущелья Раздана

St. Sarkis Church in Yerevan is located in Kentron district near Razdan Gorge. The church was built in 1842 on the site of an ancient monastery and became an important city sanctuary especially revered by young Armenians and lovers. In the 1970s the building underwent reconstruction under architect Rafael Israyelyan’s design. Today it connects the historical center of Yerevan, picturesque Razdan Gorge and Armenian religious traditions.

St. Anne's Church

Ереван, улица Абовяна

St. Anna's Church is located on Abovyan Street in Yerevan and is part of a modern church complex near the ancient Katoghike Church. This important religious structure of the city is suitable for historical routes and architectural attractions tours. The temple is convenient for independent walks or excursions, helping to better understand the cultural heritage and atmosphere of Armenia's capital.

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Ереван, район Шенгавит, парк имени Комитаса

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Ереван, район Конд