Tsitsernakaberd Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex

It's a very informative place which depicts the history of sufferings which Armenia population as gone through. Walking through the museum just felt like flashing through the history . It's a must visit place in Yerevan

Such a difficult subject is never easy to communicate but this is as good as it gets. Totally free, free parking, free entrance, free WiFi. More importantly however, people paying their respects freely in any way they feel correct. A deluge of information in various formats, accurate as far as I know the history.

Makes me humble visiting places like this but today was particularly special because of Genocide Memorial Day in Armenia and beyond its confines. Well worked out one way system for visitors to get in, to the eternal flame and then out again without any need for pushing and shoving. Everything remained calm and peaceful. A very powerful experience.

Sad, grim and sobering experience understanding the background of the Armenian Genocide. Hope that no other race will ever go through the atrocities undergone by the Armenian people. One event like that is one too many. The guide gave a detailed tour of the museum

One of the best historical museum. The memorial complex is very nice, well designed and so peaceful. The museum is very well organized and informative. You can get a guided tour but i prefer to do it myself so i can read all info and go through details. I highly advised you to check the museum once there.

A memorial capturing the blood soaked history of genocide, a painful experience to know that such a colossal brutalities were committed on innocent people by fanatic ottoman empire

An enlightening experience, to learn about the horrors and atrocities people can inflict on each other. I hope that no such thing ever happens to another nation. The memorial site was amazingly built, and the museum building was very educational, plus there were guides who could explain the history in English and Russian.

Armenian or not, you’ll get very emotional visiting the Genocide Memorial. You can’t but think of all the torture a nation went through. And the museum there cannot be put into words. It’s very sad seeing all the painful photos from the genocide and reading about the life of Armenians back then yet it is very beautifully portrayed and it definitely touches you. I believe all Armenians around the world should go and visit the Genocide Memorial and always be reminded of what a great nation Armenia was, is and will always be ❤️💙🧡