National Museum of Armenian Ethnography and History of the Liberation Struggle

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Level 11 Local Expert

A huge complex, beautiful landscaping, it is very pleasant to walk. A view of Ararat and Aragats at the same time, an interesting museum. Along with a pleasant walk, they Googled about the Battle of Sardarapat. This is something that everyone should know!!! This battle determined the fate of Armenia!

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Elena .

Level 2 Local Expert

On Sunday, the museum indicated opening hours until 17:45. but it is closed on Sunday. Everything is closed at 15.00. The phone number is not responding. Locals say that the museum does not close on schedule, but when it wants to. if you are driving by, it makes sense to stop by and check if it is still working, and if purposefully, it is better to try to find a work phone number and ask the museum staff to come to work on the day you need.

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Сюзанна Шахвердян

Level 4 Local Expert

I highly recommend walking not only around the territory, but also visiting the museum! The museum impressed with the variety of its exhibits and its beauty! I advise you to take a guide. The guide Haykanush Davtyan spoke in great detail and interestingly about each exhibit, with humor and details!

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Ksenia Di

Level 6 Local Expert

The museum is interesting. It's worth a visit. I put 4, because there are not very many general information signs and something is only in Armenian, something is arm + Russian, something is arm + English. The plaques at each exhibit are in three languages. There is no audio guide, you can take a guided tour. Admission (temporary+permanent exhibition): 1100 AMD.

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