History Museum of Armenia
History Museum of Armenia
4.5
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Κωνσταντίνος Δ
Athens, Greece3,984 contributions
Apr 2022
HISTORY MUSEUM OF ARMENIA is situated in Republic Square in Yerevan, Armenia (and shares the nice building with the National Gallery of Armenia), is founded in 1920, has a collection of about 400.000 objects, and has many departments (Archaeology, Ethnography, Numismatics, Modern History and Restoration).
The History Museum of Armenia houses interesting collections from the past (e.g. a collection of 3rd and 2nd millennium BC bronze items, or a collection of Miletian, Greek-Macedonian, Seleucid, Parthian, Roman, Sasanid, Byzantine, Arabic, and Seljuk coins circulated in Armenia).
We have visited the History Museum of Armenia (there is a small entrance fee) and we have gained insights in the history of Armenia [e.g. 782 BC inscription about the foundation of Yerevan (Erebuni), or finds from the archaeological sites of Garni, Artashat and Oshakan (transformation of Hellenistic Culture in Armenia), etc.].
We found our visit to the History Museum of Armenia very interesting and informative and we suggest it both for the history-lovers and for cultural tourists who want to shed more light in the historic course of this ancient nation in Caucasus region.
The History Museum of Armenia houses interesting collections from the past (e.g. a collection of 3rd and 2nd millennium BC bronze items, or a collection of Miletian, Greek-Macedonian, Seleucid, Parthian, Roman, Sasanid, Byzantine, Arabic, and Seljuk coins circulated in Armenia).
We have visited the History Museum of Armenia (there is a small entrance fee) and we have gained insights in the history of Armenia [e.g. 782 BC inscription about the foundation of Yerevan (Erebuni), or finds from the archaeological sites of Garni, Artashat and Oshakan (transformation of Hellenistic Culture in Armenia), etc.].
We found our visit to the History Museum of Armenia very interesting and informative and we suggest it both for the history-lovers and for cultural tourists who want to shed more light in the historic course of this ancient nation in Caucasus region.
Written May 7, 2022
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Clare
26 contributions
Jan 2020 • Solo
Great museum, especially the section dedicated to the Bronze Age. So comprehensive!
There were a few times that I was confused with the order of the exhibitions -this may have just been me walking the wrong way through the exhibits...
The only let down was the section on the Soviet Occupation-there was no English language information in that one section.
Otherwise-this museum is really interesting.
There were a few times that I was confused with the order of the exhibitions -this may have just been me walking the wrong way through the exhibits...
The only let down was the section on the Soviet Occupation-there was no English language information in that one section.
Otherwise-this museum is really interesting.
Written January 20, 2020
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Maria
Dubai, United Arab Emirates60 contributions
Nov 2019 • Solo
This is the best museum that I had visited so far. Highly recommended even to those who aren't so interested with museums as this one you could trace the history, culture and tradition not only of Armenia but the humankind.Collections from prehistoric times (Stone Age) till our days.There are guides who could of help otherwise they have signs in English though some don't have translations. STRICTLY NO PHOTOS INSIDE, every corners have cameras and museum attendants are all over to ensure no one could ever take a single snap and also they will guide you on the right direction throughout museum.
Written November 30, 2019
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Angel_dubai_foodie
Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), United Arab Emirates567 contributions
Jul 2021
July 2021 - Unfortunately it was closed even though the notice on the entrance stated open from 10am to 6pm - went 3 times on 3 different days of the week and still closed.
luckily they do have some amazing historic details outside just at the entrance - that gives a peak to the history and very well detailed with relevant statues etc., (almost all were copies)
luckily they do have some amazing historic details outside just at the entrance - that gives a peak to the history and very well detailed with relevant statues etc., (almost all were copies)
Written July 21, 2021
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genibre69
London, UK3,308 contributions
Jun 2022 • Solo
Only a couple of halls are open which is disappointing, but at least it’s half-price - 1000 drams- for that reason. (Unlike the national gallery which is full price despite the same issue!) I didn’t find the adoration exhibit all that interesting but some artifacts on the history of Artashat appealed to me. Wifi in the museum, photos allowed.
Written June 4, 2022
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NinaSmiles
Vienna, Austria118 contributions
Oct 2017 • Couples
The third floor holds all the prehistoric finds from hundreds of graves, we felt like being transported to the Kings Valley in Egypt. And you will find all exhibits with also English explanantions, such a rich culture and history!
Written November 1, 2017
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morteza824
Tehran, Iran158 contributions
Oct 2016 • Family
The museum includes 400,000 objects presented in four departments.
Archaeology
Ethnography
Numismatics
Documents
The museum gives a thorough picture of the ancient times. In line with that, Armenia’s culture from pre-historic times up to the present days is introduced. The museum’s collection is beyond a doubt a rare one with traces of such eastern countries in the Armenian Highland as Egypt, Assyria, Byzantine Empire and so forth. 3rd-2nd millennia BC bronze specimens are presented in the museum.
Archaeology
Ethnography
Numismatics
Documents
The museum gives a thorough picture of the ancient times. In line with that, Armenia’s culture from pre-historic times up to the present days is introduced. The museum’s collection is beyond a doubt a rare one with traces of such eastern countries in the Armenian Highland as Egypt, Assyria, Byzantine Empire and so forth. 3rd-2nd millennia BC bronze specimens are presented in the museum.
Written November 26, 2016
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Namir A
Erbil, Iraq41 contributions
Jul 2016 • Family
Definitely if you visit Yerevan, you have to visit the republic square. The history museum is located there. The entry fee is reasonable, but cameras are not allowed. The history of Armenia goes back to thousands of years B.C.. I was impressed with the oldest cart and the oldest leather shoe, in addition to the silver and gold accessories. So don't miss it.
Written July 31, 2016
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231tomas
Montreal, Canada1 contribution
Jul 2016 • Family
Armenia happened to be one of the most historic places I ever went to.
The history museum really gives you a lot to know.
The history museum really gives you a lot to know.
Written July 21, 2016
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David L
Des Moines, Iowa, United States11 contributions
Jun 2012 • Business
This museum on Republic Square is logically organized from the earliest times in Armenian history to very recent events. There is very little in the way of English signs until you reach the rooms dealing with the 1850s and later.
The National Art Gallery is located on the top 2 or 3 floors of this building but has a separate admission fee.
The National Art Gallery is located on the top 2 or 3 floors of this building but has a separate admission fee.
Written July 9, 2012
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zvensl
Armenia
В каком музее можно найти про село Багаран?
Александр В
St. Petersburg, Russia221 contributions
Рекомендую обратиться к Армену,археологу,главному хранителю пещер Ани 1 и Ани 2,он точно знает.
jcoellogom
Toledo, Spain
Hola, ¿cuánto cuestan cuatro entradas? Decírmelo cuanto antes por favor
Есть книга национальных героев во время геноцида,
olga s
Perm, Russia17 contributions
Добрый день. В Ереване есть отдельный музей, где собраны материалы - свидетели геноцида Армянского народа. Музей находится в парке рядом с мемориалом. Стоит посвятить день.
History Museum of Armenia (Yerevan) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about History Museum of Armenia
- History Museum of Armenia is open:
- Sun - Sun 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Tue - Wed 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Thu - Thu 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Fri - Sat 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- We recommend booking History Museum of Armenia tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 26 History Museum of Armenia tours on Tripadvisor
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- Hotels near History Museum of Armenia:
- (0.11 mi) Aviatrans
- (0.16 mi) Holiday Inn Yerevan - Republic Square, an IHG Hotel
- (0.06 mi) 1 bedroom Apartment on Arami Street (New Buildig)
- (0.06 mi) 3 Bedroom Apartment on Arami street (New Building)
- (0.18 mi) Azoyan Guest House
- Restaurants near History Museum of Armenia:
- (0.03 mi) Avtobus Cafe
- (0.03 mi) Back To Black
- (0.04 mi) Mozzarella
- (0.11 mi) Black Angus Yerevan
- (0.09 mi) Arami Garden & Cocktail Bar