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The 10 Best Museums in Yerevan, Armenia
Long fought over by warring empires, the city of Yerevan survived centuries of foreign occupation, finally becoming independent with the fall of the Soviet Union. This capital city, a center of Armenian culture, has celebrated its freedom with a flurry of construction and a growing population. Despite this push forward, history survives in Yerevan - The Institute of Ancient Manuscripts houses books dating back to the 9th century, and the ruins of the Erebuni Fortress, built in 782 BC, still stand.
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1. Armenian Genocide Museum
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5.0 based on 1,467 reviews
Reviewed By TheAxeMan007 - Melbourne, Australia
This is a must visit place. It vividly captures the plight of Armenians living in Turkey during WW1, it gives perspective of current values of Armenia. It will leave you in a state of shock by the horror captured on film of the genocide.
2. Ervand Kochar Museum
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5.0 based on 57 reviews
3. Charents Museum of Literature and Arts
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
The museum of Literature and Art named after great Armenian poet Y. Charents exists for nine decades and is one of the biggest hearths of culture of the Republic of Armenia. It includes archives of nearly all the cultural figures, collections referring to literature, theatre, music and film production, beginning from the 18th century to modern times, as well as collections referring to cultural and educational institutions (about 1,500,000 items). There are many rare and unique documents which are invaluable sources not only for Armenia, but also for other countries. Among exhibits there are Napoleon Bonaparte’s abdication, epistle of Louis XIV the Great, letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Morris Ravel, decrees of Russian tsars etc.
4. Arev Art Gallery
5. Komitas Museum-Institute
6. Eduard Isabekyan Gallery Yerevan
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5.0 based on 97 reviews
Edvard Isabekyan gallery was founded in 2004 and opened in 2013. Edvard Isabekyan’s son Aram Isabekyan has donated 28 of Edvard’s well known paintings to the city of Yerevan that were presented in his permanent exhibition. Irina Isabekyan has been the director of the gallery since its opening. Edvard Isabekyan’s art is being displayed on the both floors of the gallery. On the circular shaped top floor are his large epical paintings. The painter’s view on history transforms today power, pride, virility and the spirit of past victory. Edvard Isabekyan’s gallery is actively involved in Yerevan’s cultural life. The gallery’s director Irina Isabekyan organizes events, lectures and meetings that are aimed to discover Edvard Isabekyan as a painter, writer, educator, caring citizen but foremost as a patriot.
Reviewed By haykoa2021
The building is very nice, there's a QR code on every art piece so it's easy to understand the artists vision. You can ask the guide if you need more details. Our guide was so sweet and welcoming. Eduard's technique is so interesting, it's totally worth to take a look.
7. Gala Art Gallery
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
Gala Art Gallery is recognized for the scope and quality of collection becoming a leading cultural voice in the region, representing a roster of Armenian artists with a national and international profile and museum presence. The gallery specializes in original paintings and sculpture by historically significant Armenian artists from the late nineteenth century to the present. In presenting paintings of both modern and contemporary masters to the art market, Gala Art Gallery is doing much more than providing investment quality art with the aim of educating a wider audience about the art of this significant region.
8. Albert & Tove Boyajian Gallery
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
We cordially invite you to ''Albert & Tove Boyajian'' Gallery. The gallery is the part of Armenian State Academy of Fine Arts.
9. The Visitor Centre of the CBA / Money Museum
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
The Visitor Centre of the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia is aimed to increase public awareness of operations and the role of the Central Bank by using various educational instruments, which include static, thematic and interactive demonstrations. Schoolchildren and students are the main target, and the Central Bank organizes two or three visits per day.
Reviewed By CBgustave
I loved learning about the fascinating history of currency throughout Armenian history! I had never stopped to think about what a Central Bank actually does, and was surprised by how much they do to support our economy. I would recommend this tour for solo travelers or families!
10. Studio Exhibition Hall Grigoryan's
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Studio/Exhibition Hall is located in the city center, where you can take a cultural tour in the studio of contemporary artist Mushegh Grigoryan. The house has a special atmosphere and is a historical building. Welcoming family will host you and tell the interesting story behind the house and behind the art that is showcased. The family has an artistic tradition to represent.
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