Haghartsin Monastery
Haghartsin Monastery complex was founded by Bagratunies, in the 10th century. It is located in Dilijan town, Tavush Region․According to historian Kirakos Gandzaketsi the monastery was built in the 10th -13th century.
Show MoreSaint Gregory the Enlightener Cathedral
The Saint Gregory the Enlightener Cathedral is the largest Armenian Apostolic Church in Armenia. It is located in the Central part of Yerevan.
Show MoreErebuni Museum
Erebuni museum is one of the important museums of Yerevan. A cuneiform inscription on the establishment of Erebuni town is located in this museum.
Show MoreSaint Gevorg Monastery of Mughni
The Saint Gevorg Monastery of Mughni is located in the Aragatsotn region of Armenia. The remains of Saint George were kept in the church.
Show MoreYereruyk Basilica
Yereruyk is ancient Armenian Church located in Aragatsotn region. Due to its unique architectural type, it is considered to be one of the greatest buildings of Middle Ages.
Show MoreTatev Monastery
Goris is considered to be the most visited destination of the tourists because one of the wonders of Armenia is here. The one and only Tatev Monastery complex is situated here. It is not a secret that Tatev is a fascinating place that attracts everyone.
Show MoreNoravank Monastery
Noravank is a monastery complex which was built in the13th -14th centuries. It is located near Amaghu town, Vayots Dzor Region. According to Stepanos Orbelian, the church was a sanctuary. In the beginning of the 13th century, Noravank was the spiritual center of Syunik Region.
Show MoreKatoghike Church
Katoghike Holy Mother of God is a small medieval church located in Kentron District of Yerevan. On one of the walls of the church, there is a carved script that dates back to 1264.
Show MoreZvartnots Cathedral
Zvartnots Cathedral is the Armenian Medieval Architectural monument, located in Etchmiadzin town. In 1989 the cathedral was added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
Show MoreNational Gallery of Armenia
The National Gallery is the main Gallery of Armenia and located at the Republic Square of Yerevan. The Gallery’s collection contains more than 26,000 canvas presenting Armenian, Russian, European paintings.
Show MoreSaint Mesrop Mashtots Church
The Saint Mesrop Mashtots Church is located in Oshakan town (Aragatostn region). This church is dedicated to the founder of Armenian Alphabet Mesrop Mashtots.
Show MoreHovhannes Karapetyan Geological Museum
The Geological Museum was founded in 1937 by Professor Hovhannes T. Karapetian. The main goal of the Geological museum is to exhibit achievements of Armenia and to show the visitors the natural resources.
Show MoreSergei Parajanov Museum
The other pride of Yerevan city is the Sergey Parajanov’s Museum (1988).The Museum comprises 1400 exhibits; the collection includes installations, drawings, dolls, hats, and collages.
Show MoreModern Art Museum of Yerevan
The Modern Art Museum of Yerevan was opened in 1972 by Henrik Igityan. It was the first modern art museum in the area of former the Soviet Union.
Show MoreYerevan Opera Theatre
Yerevan, a heart of Armenia, is full of statues, buildings and other monuments that give special look to this ancient city. Every building gives a new breath to this lovely pink city. The Armenian architects and masters created such kind of buildings that are still wondering everyone. Yerevan being a capital of Armenia is famous for its unique, outstanding and exclusive structure.
Show MoreSaint Sarkis Church
Being located on the left bank of Hrazdan River stands a beautiful church. It was built in Yerevan in 1842. Once it was huge complex surrounded with high gates and included three churches St Sarkis, St Gevorg and St Hakob.
Show MoreSanahin Monastery
Sanahin is monastery complex located in Alaverdi town, Lori region. According to a legend, Sanahin was named after the master of a student that built Haghpat monastery.
Show MoreGoshavank
Goshavank is medieval monastery complex. It is located in Gosh town (Tavush Region), at the left bank of Getik River. The previous name of the church was Nor Getik, but after the death of Mkhitar Gosh, the church was renamed Goshavank.
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