Tells the powerful story of the Ottoman genocide of 1.5 million Armenians in the Great War. Not to be missed.

If you have even a smattering of knowledge of either Armenian history generally or of the Armenian Genocide in particular, you will find a visit to both the monument and museum well worth your time. I prefer the Museum, it provides a thorough introduction to the orgins and course of the Genocide. I would have liked to see more context... More

The Genocide memorial is in good taste, balancing emotional aspects with informational input. If you really want to start understanding more about Armenia and its people - go see it!

if you have read the history of armenians u need to visit this holly place its build for the memorial of 1 500000 armenians in1914-april-24 by turkish criminals (goverment) thers also musium included pics of the masacare if you have heart problms dont go there ???

Aside from the view it opens up to Ararat the monument itself exceptional. It moves you in ways unexpected even if you're not an Armenian. I didn't have time for the museum.

memorial of perished armenians.................................................................

For me as an Armenian, if I had to visit one place in Yerevan, it will be this place for sure. The place where we can pay tribute to our ancestors who were murdered in the 1915 genocide. The place has the spirit of all those who were lost then. The museum is so rich with the event details, and... More

Very compelling. The artwork is haunting but beautiful and the evidence of suffering is clear.

What to say but very touching and unforgetable., For the story of this place you need a tourist guide, otherwise you will not understand it.