Yerevan
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English Park
Yerevan, Italii St
English Park in Yerevan is situated between streets Grigora Lusavoricha, Mher Movsesi Khorenatsi and Italy. Known as Theatre due to Sundukian Theater. Used as revolutionary panthéon during Soviet times. Improvement continued under mayor Ovanes Melik-Agamalyan. Repairs were done in 1919. Later northern part became 2800th Anniversary of Yerevan Park. There is an opinion that layout of paths resembles British flag. Landscaping was done in European style.
Armenian Opera and Ballet Theatre named after A. Spenderian
Yerevan, Tumanyana St, 54
The Armenian Opera and Ballet Theatre named after A. Spenderian is located at Tumanyan Street, 54 in Yerevan. Originally two halls capable of combining for 3000 seats were planned but the project remained unfulfilled due to technical difficulties and the architect Alexander Tamanian's death. The concert part of the building was completed by architect Gevorg Tamanian in 1953. Reconstruction of the operatic section took place from 1978 to 1980.
Blue Mosque Yerevan
Yerevan, Mashtotsa Ave, 12
The Complex of Blue Mosque in Yerevan includes dome-covered prayer hall, courtyard and former medrese rooms. Built between 1765-1766 under orders of Yerevan's sardar Husein Ali-khan, it is the largest surviving Persian architectural landmark in the city. Architectural style reflects traditional Persia, while the name "Blue" refers to usage of blue tiles and floral ornamentation in decoration. After restoration with involvement of Iran in late 20th century, the mosque became a place of worship for Iranian embassy.
Spenderian House-Museum
Yerevan, Nalbandyana St, 21
The Spenderian House Museum is located at Nalbandyan Street, 21 in Yerevan. Founded in 1963 and opened to visitors since 1967. The building is a republican monument built from 1925-1926. It was the composer's memorial apartment from 1926-1928. The exhibition includes over 1404 items: personal belongings, documents, photos and letters of Spenderian and his family. Among the exhibits is the unique musical instrument "Spenderophone" created by the composer in 1905.
Aram Khachaturian House-Museum
Yerevan, Zarobyana St, 3
Ara Hacaturian's House-Museum is situated in Yerevan on Zarobyan Street, 3. The museum houses a collection of worldwide classical music recordings, almost all published compositions by the composer, as well as monographs about composers and musicians. A permanent exhibition is displayed in ten rooms of the upper floor. The garden adjacent to the house complements the museum atmosphere. The sound library adjoins the concert hall and exhibit space on the same floor. A commemorative fountain was designed by architects S. Gurzadyan and S. Barsegyan.
Egische Charents House-Museum
Yerevan, Mashtotsa Ave, 17
Egishe Charents' House-Museum is located at Mashtots Avenue, 17 in Yerevan. It recreates the interior of the poet's era, hosts literary evenings and readings of his works. The building was designed by architect Bagrat Arasyan. The museum offers thematic workshops and educational programs, exhibits artworks from Charents's personal collection, including items brought back from his overseas trips in 1924-1925. Established by decision on February 8, 1964, its area was expanded in honor of the poet's 90th anniversary in 1987.
Erwand Kocharian House-Museum
Yerevan, Mashtotsa Ave, 39/12
The Ervand Kochar House-Museum is located on Mashtots Avenue in Yerevan. It features wax works by the artist and conducts scientific research into his creative work. The museum also engages in collecting and preserving the heritage of Ervand Kochar. Regularly held here are debates and gatherings dedicated to art. Kochar is known for his contribution to the development of encaustic technique and his concept of spatial painting incorporating time as the fourth dimension. His works were exhibited in Paris alongside those of famous contemporary masters.
Martiros Saryan House-Museum
Yerevan, Saryana St, 3
Martiros Saryan's House-Museum is located at Sarayan Street, 3 in Yerevan. It features a memorial exhibition recreating the artist's personal space. Following reconstruction, the museum acquired a multifunctional hall and additional exhibition spaces. The permanent collection includes paintings such as "Eastern Flowers", "At the Well. Hot Day", "Nightscape" and "Walking Woman".
Ovanes Tumanian House-Museum
Yerevan, Moskovyan St, 40
Ovanes Tumanian's House-Museum is located at Moskovyan Street, 40 in Yerevan. It features exhibits dedicated to his literary work, translations and fairy tales. A special section highlights his reading circle and literary association "Vernatun". The museum preserves fragments of poet's apartment in Tbilisi. Scientific events and conferences on children's literature and folklore studies also take place there. The exterior decor includes a bronze relief of Tumanian by Gukas Chubaryan.
Yerevan Children's Railway
Yerevan, Razdan Gorge
Erevan children's railway is situated in Razdan gorge. After 2012 reconstruction it includes updated stations, tracks and rolling stock. Its length is 2.1 km. Between "Joy" and "Pioneer" stations there is a tunnel 45 m long. Final station was designed by architect Goar Grigoryan in 1954. Idea of its creation belongs to Agas Hambardzumyan, implemented in 1949 with monuments to young USSR heroes near park entrance. Railway connects city center via two tunnels totaling 800 m long.
Yerevan Botanical Garden
Yerevan, Acharyana St, 1
Yerevan Botanical Garden is situated between Kanaker and Norak heights, on Acharyan Street in Yerevan. The garden's design was carried out in 1937-1938. It features wild-growing, medicinal and fruit-bearing plants from Armenia, maintaining scientific ties with around forty botanical gardens worldwide. There are alleys and boulevards offering panoramic views. A special place is occupied by the paleobotanical museum showcasing fossil plants of Armenia. The founders of the garden were scientists Arutyun Magakyan, A. A. Akhverdov and N. V. Mirzoeva.
Erevan Vernissage
Yerevan, Arama St
Erevan Vernissage is an open-air market and exhibition on Arakashen Street in Yerevan featuring paintings, crafts, souvenirs, jewelry and handmade clothing. Ceramic items and carved objects are also showcased. A special section of the vernissage is situated near Martiros Saryan's monument where artists' works are displayed. The fairgrounds extend up to Varvar Mamikonian's monument.
Yerevan Zoo
Yerevan, Myasnikyana St, 20
Yerevan Zoo is located at Myasnikyan Street, 20 in Yerevan. It houses over 160 species of animals and birds, with a significant portion listed in Armenia's Red Books and the International Union for Conservation of Nature. The main alleyway features an administrative building, while the main entrance is on Myasnikyan Prospect. Following a reduction in collections in the 1990s, the zoo was restored and updated. Adjacent to the pond and children's playground, flowerbeds with fountains have been arranged. The zoo aims to become a member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria.
Ararat Brandy Factory
Yerevan, Admirala Isakova Ave, 2
Erevan Brandy Factory "Ararat" is situated on Admiral Isakova Avenue in Yerevan. Here, in the early 20th century, Kirill Silchenko and Mkhrits Musinents worked, creating famous brandy Fine Champagne Select, which gained international recognition. The factory is also known for its installation "Foundation of Ararat," reflecting the shape of Mount Ararat, and a museum explaining the process of cognac creation through an installation called "Organ." A new building was designed by architect Ovanes Margaryan after its nationalization.
Yerevan Railway Station
Yerevan, Davida Sasunskogo Sq, 2
Yerevan Railway Station is situated on David Sasunsky Square, serving as an important architectural dominion of the southern part of the city. Built between 1952-1955 by architect Edmond Tigranyan. It is the largest station in Armenia with its main vestibule and distribution hall in the center. The tower with spire was completed later. On the second floor there are administrative services.
Cascade
Yerevan, Tamanyana St
Cascade in Yerevan - an architectural-artistic complex with a sculpture park featuring works by Fernando Botero ("Roman Soldier", "Smoking Woman", "Black Cat"), Barry Flanagan ("Rabbit on Bell", "Boxing Rabbit") and Jaume Plensa ("Sitting Tattoo"). The complex is adorned with ornamental reliefs depicting Armenian history and culture. Construction was halted after the 1988 earthquake until restored by American patron Gerard Gafesyan who also founded the Gafesyan Center for Arts on the Cascade site.
Cathedral of Saint Gregory the Enlightener
Yerevan, Ervanda Kochara St
Cathedral of Saint Gregory the Enlightener in Yerevan - the city's main cathedral church. It was built with funds from Richard and Louise-Simon Manukyan and houses part of St. Gregory the Enlightener's relics. The building combines classical Armenian architecture with modern architectural solutions. Inside there are two chapels each accommodating up to 150 people. Reredosses are separated from the hall by four meters of marble walls with reliefs of apostles.
Komitas Panthéon
Yerevan, Shengavit District, Komitas Park
Komitas Panthéon is situated in Komitas Park on the hilltop of the left bank of River Razdan, in Shengavit district, Yerevan. It houses prominent figures of Armenia such as architect Toros Toramyan, archaeologist and ethnographer Ervand Lalayan, artist Mariam Aslamazyan, statesman Karen Demirchian. Memorial wall was designed by architect Stepan Kurkychan. Previously, Mler cemetery served as burial ground for Armenians and Russian city dwellers. During park improvement, remains of notable Armenians were transferred here from other parts of the park.
Kond
Yerevan, Konk District
Historical district Kond is situated in Yerevan. Single-story houses surround common courtyards while the front part of the area is built with two-story homes belonging to nobility. There was once a Conda mosque constructed in 1687 which later closed along with the school in 1828. Churches and schools were important centers of life for the district. It covers an approximate area of about 16 hectares and has a stepped terrain descending downhill from the hillside. In the past it provided residents with water for irrigation and drinking purposes.
Noe Brandy Winery and Distillery
Yerevan, Razdan Gorge
Noah Winery and Spirits Museum located at Argishti St., 9 is an historical building from the 19th century constructed by Nikolay Shustov. It houses a unique collection of winemaking equipment and traditional vessels consisting of over 878 exhibits. The museum offers guided tours in multiple languages since 2004. The factory itself is a significant example of industrial architecture in Yerevan.
Erebuni Fortress
Yerevan, Arin-Berd Hill
Erebuni Fortress, founded in 782 B.C., is an important historical monument of Armenia. Located on Arin-Berd hill in Yerevan, it served as an administrative, military and economic center of Urartu. The main temple was dedicated to god Haldi, its walls were decorated with frescoes. Here were found cuneiform texts and household items, while the inscription about founding the fortress is considered evidence for the establishment of Yerevan. Research on the fortress has made significant contributions to understanding the Urartian history of the country.
Matenadaran Institute Named after Mesrop Mashtots
Yerevan, Mashtotsa Ave, 53
Matenadaran named after Mesrop Mashtots in Yerevan is situated at Mashtots Avenue, 53. It houses a unique collection of ancient manuscripts on theology, history, philosophy, medicine and natural sciences, including illustrated medieval Armenian Gospels. In the building designed by architect Mark Grigoryan in 1959 there operates a workshop showcasing techniques for making parchment and miniatures. Exhibits include religious, historiographical, medical and philosophical manuscripts as well as cartographic materials about the region.
Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex
Yerevan, Tsitsernakaberd Hill
Ciceroakaberd Memorial Complex is situated on a hill in Yerevan. At its center are circular pylons with eternal flame. Inside the circle is a sunken mourning space leading to the monument "Reborn Armenia", consisting of two parts. On the memorial wall are carved names of destroyed Armenian settlements. The complex features twelve inclined pylons of the Temple of Eternity and was opened in 1967.
Mother Armenia Monument
Yerevan, Victory Park
The monument "Mother Armenia" stands in Yerevan's Victory Park. It symbolizes the strength and protection of Armenia; its copper statue reaches 22 meters high. The pedestal is made from black tufa with elements of Armenian architecture, inside which there is a museum dedicated to World War II. Previously, a statue of Stalin stood on this pedestal. The architect of the pedestal is Rafael Israyelyan.
Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
Yerevan, Tsitsernakaberd
The Genocide Museum-Institute of Armenians is situated at the foot of Mount Cycnerkaberd in Yerevan. It features an extensive collection of documents, testimonies and photographs depicting the tragic period in the history of the Armenian people. The exhibition includes demographic data, publications and large photos from the genocide era. Visitors can view eyewitness accounts and official documents confirming mass killings of Armenians in the early 20th century.
Comitasi Institute-Museum
Yerevan, Arshakunyats Ave, 28
The Comitas Museum-Institute is located in Yerevan on Arshakuynatz Street, 28. This institution conducts scientific research on the life and work of composer Comitas, organizes exhibitions, lectures and seminars, as well as traditional and academic music concerts. Educational programs for visitors include summer schools. Temporary exhibits related to music, painting and photography projects are regularly held here.
Armenia History Museum
Yerevan, Respubliki Sq, 4
The Museum of Armenian History is situated on Republic Square in Yerevan. It is the first museum of independent Armenia founded in 1920. Exhibitions, lectures and educational events take place here. The collection includes archaeological finds, coins, ethnographic items and banknotes from various countries dating from the 18th to the 20th century. The museum also engages in scientific research and restoration of exhibits. About 12% of its holdings consist of documentary collections. Since the 1950s, the museum has had the right to acquire new artifacts for enriching its collection.
Yerevan History Museum
Yerevan, Argishti St, 1/1
The Museum of Erevan History is situated on Argišti Street. One can see ceramics from the 2nd millennium BC from Avan-Arinzh, ritual wine vessels shaped like shoes, images of Urartian god Haldi and materials related to ancient winemaking. Sections dedicated to Urartian cremation, Erevan's city council and Erevan metro are highlighted. Also displayed are bronze figurines of boars and bulls.
Museum of Russian Art
Yerevan, Isaakyana St, 38
More than 350 works by avant-garde artists are collected in the Museum of Russian Art in Yerevan. Here there are paintings, graphics, sculpture and decorative items. The artworks are organized according to styles and directions. The museum was founded by surgeon Aram Abramyan. It is located at Isaakyan Street, 38.
Sergei Paradzhanov Museum
Yerevan, Dzoragyukh St, 15/16
The Sergei Paradzhanov Museum is located in Yerevan on Dzoragyuhi Street. It opened a year after the master's passing. The museum features his personal belongings, gifts from friends, and film sketches. Architecture includes wooden balconies and an inner courtyard. Exhibitions include original works by the artist as well as foreign photo exhibitions. Paradzhanov's work combines Armenian, Eastern, and European traditions. Over its existence, the museum has hosted over 60 shows around the world.
Yerevan Museum of Modern Art
Yerevan, Mashtotsa Ave, 7
The Museum of Modern Art in Yerevan is situated at Mashtots Avenue, 7. Its core exhibition features works by Ashot Bayandurian, Arutyun Galents, Rudolf Khachatryan. The first exhibit also includes art from the 1980s with pieces by Tigran Matulyan, Ruben Grigoryan, Kamo Nigarian, Marina Dylanyan and Sona Banoyan. Artists from the sixties donated their creations for this display.
Erebuni Museum
Yerevan, Erebuni St, 38
Erebuni Museum is located in Yerevan on Erebuni Street, 38. It serves as a center for studying Urartian culture and contains exhibits dedicated to irrigation systems of this ancient civilization. Here there are samples of Urartian wall painting and two copies of the famous inscription about founding the city of Erebuni discovered on Arin-Berd hill in 1950. The museum also includes an early farming settlement of Shengavit near Lake Sevan and is the only archaeological museum-reserve in the capital of Armenia.
National Library of Armenia
Yerevan, Teryana St, 72
The National Library of Armenia is situated at Terian Street, 72 in Yerevan. It features halls such as "Armenian Alphabet" and "First Works of Armenian Printing," showcasing ancient publications and wooden depictions of the alphabet. A special place is occupied by the Museum of Book Printing, which tells the story of Armenian printing history. Yearly, its collections are enriched through international book exchange. An event—the Day of the National Library of Armenia—is celebrated since 1999. Exhibitions include holographic screens and rare books like Voskanian Bible from 1666-1668.
National Gallery of Armenia
Yerevan, Respubliki Sq, 1
The National Gallery of Armenia is situated on Republic Square in Yerevan. The gallery's collection comprises over 42 thousand works of painting, sculpture, graphics and decorative-applied arts by Armenian and foreign masters, including pieces by Aivazovsky, Surinyats, Saryan, Kochar, Chagall and Kandinsky. The building is part of the architectural ensemble of Republic Square and has been open to visitors since 1921. Since 1991 it bears its current name.
Alexander Griboyedov Monument
Ереван, Кольцевой бульвар, пересечение улицы Ханджяна и проспекта Тиграна Меца
In Yerevan, at the intersection of Handzhyana Street and Tigran Mezq Avenue, there stands a monument to Alexander Griboyedov. The sculptors are Ovanes Bezhanyan and Spartak Kntegtsyan. On the pedestal, an inscription reads: "To Alexander Griboyedov from grateful Armenian people." The solemn opening took place on June 14, 1974. The monument reminds us that in October 1827, under the participation of Griboyedov, the comedy "The Misfortune of Wisdom" was first performed.
Alexander Tamanian Monument
Yerevan, Tamanian St, near Cascade complex
The Alexander Tamanian Monument is located in Yerevan on his namesake street near the Cascade complex. Architect Tamanian is known for developing the city's master plan in 1924. The sculpture by Arshakesh Ovsepyan made from basalt and granite depicts Tamanian holding an Erivan city plan. The architectural solution was designed by Seda Pyotrosyan. The monument symbolizes the architect's contribution to urban planning in Armenia's capital.
David Sasun Monument
Yerevan, Davida Sasunskogo Sq
In the center of David Sasunsky Square, on Tigran Mechet Avenue, stands a large horseback monument from the Soviet period — the memorial to David Sasunsky. The sculpture depicts the hero of Armenian epic riding his horse Kurkik Jalali, ready to strike with his sword towards Tur-Kezzak. The monument was installed in 1959, replacing the plaster version from 1939.
2800th Anniversary Yerevan Park
Yerevan, Italii St
The 2800th Anniversary Park Of Yerevan Is Located In The Center Of Armenia's Capital, On Italy Street. Opened In 2019, It Became A Place For Strolls And City Festivals Thanks To Its Well-Groomed Alleys, Lawns, Decorative Plantings And Water Elements. Pedestrian Routes Pass Through The Park Connecting The Main Squares And Streets Of The City. Here There Are Also Presented Sculptures And Works Of Modern Urban Art.
Love Park
Yerevan, Marshala Bagramyana Ave, 21
Love Park in Yerevan is situated on Marshal Baghramyan Avenue. It is the first Japanese garden in Armenia with water compositions, canals and bridges. After reconstruction there appeared pavilions, drinking fountains, new stone sculpture and amphitheater. Sculpture "Armenui" was created by Ripsime Simonian. The park is named after Alexander Pushkin and maintained by Robert Pogosian's foundation.
Victory Park in Yerevan
Yerevan, Kanaker-Zeytun
Victory Park in Yerevan — a place with rich history. It was opened in 1950 as a memorial with a statue of Stalin. After reconstruction in 1983-1985 under architects Ashot Alexanian and Anait Navasardyan's supervision, the park acquired its modern appearance. In 2011, an additional restoration took place. There is a sculpture of stork by Grach Stepanian near the "Arahi" restaurant, while pavilions were designed by architect Ovannes Akopian. Also, a Ferris wheel installed in 1989 can be found in the park.
Republic Square
Yerevan, Respubliki Sq
Republic Square - the main square of Yerevan, built from 1920s to 1950s. Here state holidays, concerts and mass events take place. Since 1991 it bears its current name; previously named after Lenin. Underneath there is a metro station called "Republic Square". The central part of the ensemble includes Government House, National Gallery and Armenia History Museum. In the center of the square there are musical fountains.
Freedom Square
Yerevan, in front of Opera building
Freedom Square in Yerevan is situated near the opera house. There are monuments to writer Ovanes Tumanian and composer Alexander Spenderov here. Spenderov's monument depicts him as a figure sitting in a chair reading a score; its height is 8.5 meters. Tumanian's statue pedestal is made from pink Bzhny marbled stone while his bronze figure stands upon it. Adjacent to the square lies Alexander Spenderov's grave.
Charles Aznavour Square
Yerevan, Sharlya Aznavura Sq
Charles Aznavur Square is located in Yerevan and was formed during the development of the former Astafyevskaya Street. There is an ornamental mosaic pool created in 1966 by artist O. Khachatryan and architect Arsen Melikyan. In 2025, a monument to Charles Aznavur titled "La Bohème" by David Minasyan, 3.35 meters high, was installed on the square. Previously, there was a church dedicated to Saints Paul and Pyotr on this site. The artistic mosaic of the pool was made by artist O. Khachatryan.
Republic Stadium Vazgen Sarkisyan
Yerevan, Vardanants St, 65
Republic Stadium named after Vazgen Sarkisyan is situated in Yerevan at Vardanyan St., 65. It was built between 1933 and 1935 according to architect Ovanes Margaryan's project. Later on, it underwent an expansion in 1953 under architects G. Tsgnavoryan and Koryun Akopian's guidance. A roof over the stands was constructed from 1996 to 2000. The field measures 105×68 meters and can accommodate up to 14,403 spectators. Previously, there was a large swimming pool nearby.
Northern Prospect
Yerevan, Severnyy Ave
Northern Avenue in Yerevan opened on November 16, 2007 after construction began in 2002. The avenue was part of architect Alexander Tamanian's master plan. The main attraction is the bronze sculpture "Walking Man" by Mkhrits Mazmanian. The avenue replaced previously existing single-story buildings and caused protests over relocation conditions and compensation. Europe Square along the avenue has a circular shape.
Kararen Demirchyan Sports and Concert Complex
Yerevan, Tsitsernakaberd Hill, 1
The Sport and Concert Complex named after Karen Demirchyan is situated on Tsitsernakaberd Hill in Yerevan. Its architects were Igor Zaturyan and Grigor Azizyan; the monument to Karen Demirchyan was created by sculptor Sargis Babajan, while architect Levon Arakelyan developed its project. Following the reconstruction of 1985-1987, the complex acquired a rotating tribune enabling both halls to be used jointly. The monument to Karen Demirchyan was installed in 2023.
Razdan Stadium
Yerevan, Razdanskoe Ushchele St, 4/1
Stadium " Razdan " is located in Yerevan at Razdan Gorge Street, 4/1. The structure was built from 1968 to 1970 with dimensions of 260x180 meters. The stadium hosted important sports and cultural events including concerts and festivals. After reconstruction in 2008 it became a venue for matches of the Armenian national team. Architectural design by Koryun Akopyan and Gurgen Mushugyan, engineer-constructor Edward Toshunyan. In 1979 the stadium received the State Prize of the Armenian SSR. Playing field size is 114x69 meters.
Gafeschyan Arts Center
Yerevan, Cascade Complex
Gafeschyan Arts Center is situated within Cascade complex in Yerevan. Its upper part features a monument titled "Armenia - First Christian State", installed in 2011. It also houses Special Events Hall and exhibition platforms linking two staircase systems. Sculpture Garden includes works by Lynn Chadwick while the center's collection showcases pieces by Ji Yong Ho and Derenik Danielian.
Zoravor Surb Astvatsatun Church
Yerevan, Kentron District
The Church of Zoravor Surb Astvatsatun in Yerevan is situated in Kentron district. It is notable for being built on the site of an ancient chapel where, according to legend, lay the grave of Apostle Ananias. The church has a long history: in the 17th century, around the chapel, a monastic complex arose which housed an important spiritual school. In the 18th century, the monastery became a parish church, while the name "Zoravor" originates from the Gospel kept here. In the 20th century, the building underwent restoration.
Catogike Church
Yerevan, Abovyana St
Catogike Church - a small medieval temple in the center of Yerevan built from smoothly finished tufa. It is situated on Abovyan Street and part of an ancient monastic complex founded in 1609. Inside the church unique frescoes depicting apostles and holy virgins on the western wall have been preserved. The temple was discovered during demolition of an old basilica in 1936-1937 and reconstructed after revitalization of surrounding area. Originally a larger church stood there between 1693-1695 replacing one destroyed by earthquake in 1679. Its dimensions are approximately 5.4 x 7.6 meters.
Church of Saint John the Baptist
Yerevan, Kozern St, 15
The Church of Saint John the Baptist is situated on Kozern Street, 15 in the historical district of Konk Yerevan. Its facade is adorned with numerous khachkars, including a notable khachkar on the southern facade commemorating Catholicos Alexander I Djugeaci. Inside, the semi-circular altar is surrounded by rectangular vaulted side chapels. In 1997, a three-tier bell tower was added to the western facade. A construction inscription on four stones with a cross marks the eastern façade of the building. The reconstruction project from 1973 remained unfulfilled after the architect Rafael Israyelyan passed away. The church gates are decorated with a cornice, a small gable and a sculpture of a seraphim.
Saint Sarkis Church in Yerevan
Yerevan, Kentron district, near Razdan gorge
Saint Sarkis Church in Kentron district of Yerevan is situated near Razdan gorge. After being destroyed by an earthquake in 1679 it was reconstructed under the supervision of Catholicos Nahapet I Edessky. In 2000 construction finished on the bell tower with rotunda on four columns inside there are choirs on the western side while reliefs of archangels Gabriel and Mikhail were made by artist Arshakes Ovsepyan reconstruction project of the prelate's residence was designed by architect Gamlet Khachatryan.
St. Anne's Church
Yerevan, Abovyana St
St. Anna's Church is situated in the center of Yerevan, on the intersection of Abovyan and Sayat-Nova streets. It was consecrated on April 30, 2015, four years after the complex foundation. Construction was carried out by "Chilingaryan Design Construction" company. Nearby the church there are Katoghike Church and pontifical residence forming an unified architectural ensemble. The church is named after Saint Anna, mother of the Virgin Mary.
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