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Armenian Genocide Memorial, Gyumri

A place of remembrance and reflection honoring the victims of the Armenian Genocide in the heart of Gyumri, Armenia.

A somber and striking monument in Gyumri commemorating the victims of the Armenian Genocide. It offers a place for reflection on a tragic period in Armenian history and stands as a symbol of resilience for the Armenian people.

A brief summary to Armenian Genocide Memorial

  • 188 Shahumyan St, Gyumri, 3104, AM

Local tips

  • Take time to reflect on the history and significance of the memorial.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as you may want to walk around the grounds.
  • Check local bus schedules for convenient public transportation options.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the center of Gyumri, such as Vartanants Square, the memorial is approximately a 30-minute walk. Head east on Shahumyan Street. The memorial will be on your right. There are no entrance fees to access the memorial.

  • Public Transport

    Local buses and minibuses travel along Shahumyan Street. Check local routes for the most convenient option from your starting point. A typical fare is around 100-200 AMD. After getting off the bus, a short walk of about 5 minutes will take you to the memorial.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available throughout Gyumri. A short taxi ride from the city center to the Armenian Genocide Memorial will typically cost around 500-1000 AMD. Ensure the driver is aware of your destination.

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The Armenian Genocide Memorial in Gyumri stands as a poignant tribute to the victims of the Armenian Genocide. Located in Gyumri, Armenia's second-largest city, this historical landmark provides a serene space for contemplation and remembrance. The memorial features symbolic architecture and landscaping designed to evoke reflection and hope. Sculptures and inscriptions recount the Armenian experience, fostering a deep engagement with the historical narrative. The site serves as an important educational resource, offering insights into the genocide and ongoing efforts for recognition and remembrance. Gyumri, with its rich history and cultural heritage, provides a fitting setting for this memorial. The city itself has faced numerous challenges throughout its history, including a devastating earthquake in 1988, making the memorial an even more powerful symbol of resilience.

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