History Museum of Armenia

That's a very good museum but not spectacular though. You have to be interested or at least curious about the Antiquity, otherwise it might look a bit boring. Very informative for those wishing to go deep into Armenia's deep past. The country used to be vastly greater and larger than it is at present. It came referred side by side with Babylon and Egypt in ancient times. I would call it a mandatory visit.

The Historical Museum of Armenia is a large building with various historical significance with objects from various periods that guide you through one after the other. It is worth your visit, It should be noted that it is one of the largest history museums I have visited. A beautiful trip for art fans.

The History Museum of Armenia in Yerevan (established 1920) is a compact yet captivating journey through the nation’s rich tapestry—archaeology, ethnography, numismatics, and modern history—all under one roof. Located in Republic Square, it’s ideal for a leisurely 1–2 hour visit, especially on weekday mornings when it’s quiet. This museum offers a concise, well-preserved snapshot of Armenia’s millennia-old heritage. If you’ve already explored churches and monasteries, it enriches your understanding with archaeology, art, and historical depth. Despite its size, it’s consistently rated a top museum in Yerevan.

The museum was OK, but I was hoping to learn more about the regional conflicts and the genocide. There was a section closed for renovation maybe that was where it was. The fountain outside the museum has a light and sound show every evening, that was impressive

It was chilly and raining and we decided to take stroll through the museum at Republic Square. The place may not be as big as other national museums across the globe, however it takes you through a well structured journey of the history of the land. Good place to spend 1.5 hours

I just saw the oldest shoes in the world. But the rest of the Museum is kinda boring not like the other museums I went to.

Worth a visit to understand Armenia from ancient history (stone age) till the 13th century.

The History Museum of Armenia in Yerevan is a must-visit for anyone interested in the rich history of the country. The museum's extensive collection spans from prehistoric artifacts to modern times, offering a comprehensive look at Armenia's cultural and historical journey. Highlights include ancient tools, Urartian relics, and exhibits on medieval Armenia. The displays are well-organized and informative, making it easy to explore and understand the depth of Armenia's past. This museum provides a fascinating and educational experience. Highly recommended!