National Library of Armenia

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.