Yerevan
This museum is dedicated to Yervand Kochar, an avant-garde sculptor known for developing 'Painting in Space,' a technique blending painting and sculpture. A 1-hour visit costs 1,500 AMD and runs year-round, appealing to visitors interested in Armenia's more experimental modern art movements.
Yerevan
This combined house-museum on Pushkin Street covers both sculptor Ara Sargsyan and painter Hakob Kojoyan, two significant figures in 20th-century Armenian visual art sharing a single building. A 45-minute visit costs 1,000 AMD and is available year-round.
Yerevan
This modern museum is dedicated to Charles Aznavour, the French-Armenian singer and actor whose career made him one of the most recognized Armenian cultural figures internationally. A 1-hour visit costs 1,500 AMD and runs year-round, presented in a more contemporary style than the city's older writer and composer house-museums.
Yerevan
This museum displays manuscripts and personal belongings of Alexander Spendiaryan, the composer after whom Yerevan's Opera and Ballet Theatre is named. A 45-minute visit costs 1,200 AMD and is available year-round, offering context for a visit to the Opera House itself.
Yerevan
This house-museum preserves the literary legacy of Avetik Isahakyan, a widely admired Armenian lyric poet whose work remains part of the national literary canon. A 45-minute visit costs 1,000 AMD and runs year-round, suited to visitors already interested in Armenia's other writer house-museums.
Yerevan
Visitors climb 54 steps, one for each year of his life, to reach the museum dedicated to Hovhannes Tumanyan, one of Armenia's most beloved national poets. A 1-hour visit costs 1,000 AMD and is available year-round, complementing the poet's childhood house-museum in his native Lori region.
Yerevan
This museum preserves the manuscripts, awards and piano of Aram Khachaturian, composer of the internationally known 'Sabre Dance.' A 1-hour visit costs 1,500 AMD and runs year-round, appealing to visitors with an interest in Armenian and Soviet-era classical music.
Yerevan
This house-museum on Saryan Street displays the vivid, colour-driven landscapes of Martiros Saryan, widely regarded as Armenia's master colourist painter. A 1-hour visit costs 1,500 AMD and is available year-round, set in the artist's own former home and studio.
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