The Yerevan History Museum was founded in 1931. Since 2005, it has been located in the modern building of the Yerevan City Hall, which forms a unified architectural complex designed by architect Jim Torosyan.
Today, the museum’s collection includes over 94,000 exhibits, representing both the material and spiritual culture of the Armenian capital — from ancient times to the present day.
The museum’s collections cover a wide range of fields: archaeology, ethnography, numismatics, fine arts, documentary archives, and photography, among others. Together, they illustrate the rich history of Yerevan and the daily life of its people through the centuries.
There are three research and exhibition departments, which have been actively engaged since the museum’s founding in collecting, studying, and presenting objects that reflect different stages of Yerevan’s development.
Working Hours:
Monday–Saturday: 11:00–17:30
Sunday: Closed
Entrance Fee: 1,500 AMD
Guided Tours:
- Armenian – 2,000 AMD
- Interactive tour – 3,000 AMD
- English or Russian – 5,000 AMD
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