Marshal Baghramyan Monument
The Iconic Marshal Baghramyan Monument: A Tribute to History
Marshal Baghramian Statue: A Yerevan Landmark
A tribute to Armenian military history, the Marshal Baghramian Statue stands as a symbol of valor and resilience in the heart of Yerevan.
The Marshal Baghramian Statue in Yerevan honors Hamazasp Babayan Baghramian, a significant figure in Armenian military history and a Marshal of the Soviet Union. The statue, erected in 2001, is a reminder of Armenian valor and resilience.
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A brief summary to Marshal Baghramian
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Yerevan, Kentron, AM
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Getting There
Walking
From Republic Square, head north on Abovyan Street, then turn left onto Sayat-Nova Avenue. Continue onto Marshal Baghramyan Avenue. The statue will be on your left, approximately a 25-minute walk. No costs involved.
Public Transport
Take the Yerevan Metro from Republic Square station to Marshal Baghramyan station. The statue is a short walk from the station. The metro fare is 100 AMD.
Taxi
Hail a taxi or use a ride-hailing app like GG Taxi or Yandex Taxi to get to the Marshal Baghramian Statue. From Republic Square, a taxi ride typically costs around 600-700 AMD. A 5km ride in Yerevan costs about 1100 AMD.
Local tips
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Visit during sunset for stunning lighting that enhances the statue's details.
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Combine your visit with nearby attractions such as Republic Square and the Armenian Genocide Memorial.
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Bring your camera; the statue offers a great photo opportunity against Yerevan's skyline.
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The Marshal Baghramian Statue, located on Marshal Baghramian Avenue in Yerevan, Armenia, is a notable monument dedicated to Marshal Hovhannes (also known as Ivan) Baghramian, a prominent military leader. Baghramian played a crucial role during World War II and was the first non-Slavic military officer to become a commander of a front. He is widely regarded as a national hero in the Soviet Union and Armenia.The statue, opened on May 24, 2001, with assistance from the Ministry of Defense, depicts Marshal Baghramian on a battle horse, in military uniform. The monument is made of bronze and granite, standing 9 meters tall with the pedestal. The sculptor was Norayr Karaguzian. The statue is located in a vibrant public space, surrounded by landscaping, providing a serene backdrop for contemplation. The area hosts cultural events and gatherings, offering visitors a chance to experience the local atmosphere.Visiting the Marshal Baghramian Statue offers an opportunity to delve into Armenia's past and appreciate the spirit of the city. The statue is near other historical landmarks and attractions in Yerevan, making it a convenient stop for exploring the city.
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