Genocide Memorial Wall, Yerevan
A poignant memorial in Yerevan honoring the victims and recognizing those who spoke out against the Armenian Genocide.
The Genocide Memorial Wall in Yerevan is part of the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex, commemorating the victims of the Armenian Genocide. The wall features names of individuals and settlements affected by the genocide, serving as a place of remembrance and reflection.
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- 5FPQ+8MH, Tsitsernakaberd Parking, Yerevan, Kentron, AM
Local tips
- Visit the memorial complex on April 24 to witness the large-scale commemoration events.
- Explore the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute to gain deeper insights into the historical context.
- Take time to reflect at the Sanctuary of Eternity and observe the eternal flame.
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Getting There
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Walking
From the Tsitsernakaberd parking area, the Memorial Wall is a short walk. Follow the paved path leading towards the main memorial complex. The wall is located adjacent to the main monument and is easily accessible on foot.
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Public Transport
From Yerevan city center, take a bus or taxi to the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex. Once you arrive at the complex, follow the signs to the main memorial area. The Memorial Wall is located within the complex, a short walk from the bus stop or taxi drop-off point. A single bus fare within Yerevan typically costs around 100 AMD.
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Taxi
A taxi ride from Republic Square in Yerevan to the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex typically costs between 1,000-1,500 AMD, depending on traffic. Upon arrival, the taxi can drop you off directly at the parking area of the complex, from where the Memorial Wall is a short walk.
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