I did not meet the expectation! I hoped that the history of Armenia would appear in the palm of my hand... And we got the bare facts, unremarkable exhibits, and not all the halls were open either 😔
An Armenian himself, he decided to lead Russian-speaking friends, but it would be better not to do this. We took the service of a guide for the general group. Not only did she speak extremely illiterate, but also as bland and uninteresting as possible. Any tomato merchant from a neighboring country will tell you more interesting things about his product than this guide about the great history of my homeland. Everything is a blunder, as in many areas of Armenia. Sorry…
The museum has an excellent exposition, but is partially inaccessible due to renovation. In addition, the general air conditioning does not work, local fans cannot cope
Unfortunately, I wasn't inside, I can't express my impressions. Ready for dislikes. The next time I visit Yerevan, I will definitely come in and add my review here 🙌
An absolutely useless visit. Only 6 halls were open. Languages: Armenian and English. The staff can't tell you anything. There are no audio guides, as well as other modern sources of information. The Ethnographic Museum in St. Petersburg will provide more information on the history and life of the Armenian people. Sadly.
There are 6 halls open, tours take place in 5 halls. An absolutely uninteresting story. It's hard to call it a story. The guide just spoke the memorized text very quickly, without expression.. We didn't have time to catch information. Running through the halls, 50 minutes. In this form, the tour is not needed, you need to record information on an audio guide. It will be more useful.
To be honest, we were not impressed. Complex logistics. Plus, we were unlucky - some of the halls were closed for repairs.
I think it would have been more interesting with a guide, but it didn't work out to take a tour on the spot, there was no audio guide either.
Strangely, the museums of the history of Armenia have a minimum of the history of Armenia. We were upset about the visit. It is not recommended to visit
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Хан
Level 13 Local Expert
November 29, 2023
A very colorful place, there are artifacts, it's insanely interesting, it's definitely worth going when visiting Yerevan
The halls are closed for repairs. There are no inscriptions in Russian, only in Armenian and English. They don't warn you about this at the checkout. The staff happily explains that the inscriptions are in the "international language". Don't go. One disorder, it's a shame to tears
There were 7 halls out of more than 20, but they took the full cost (they went in mid-September). The price of the visit is small (about 150 rubles for our money), so we still did not regret going
03..09.22 the museum was closed, it says on the website that it is working. It is written in all Google Yandex maps that it works. There is a piece of paper on the museum itself that there is no electricity. We got there in the heat from the other side of the city, thanks
The museum is magnificent. But one disadvantage is that there are no inscriptions in Russian.
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Хуан Чжохао
Level 4 Local Expert
October 8, 2023
To be honest, the museum is poorly organized, there are only exhibits up to the 15th century, the guide reads only the texts and does not control the tours. There is no information about group tours on the official website.
Three rooms at full cost. Not a single inscription under the exhibits in Russian! This is when the ratio of the Russian-speaking to English speakers is 18/1.
Unequivocal and direct disrespect . However, this is everywhere in Yerevan.
I do not recommend the museum to anyone..a waste of time.
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Сергей Руденко
Level 10 Local Expert
November 25, 2023
I liked the museum. There are a lot of escpanates of antiquity. It's a pity that there are no explanations in Russian. It would be much clearer that way.
As of April 2022, only 2 rooms of the museum are open. It's not interesting at all, the presentation and the exhibits themselves are about nothing. Apparently, all the most interesting things are at the restoration