Tsitsernakaberd
Tsitsernakaberd
4.5
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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msa23_2000
Chino Hills, CA1,455 contributions
Jun 2021 • Solo
We went first thing in the morning right after sunrise and nobody else was there. It was peaceful and serene where we could feel the power and spirit of the place. The weeds are tremendously overgrown, I wish they took better care of the memorial.
Written 5 July 2021
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John A
Warrington, United Kingdom59 contributions
Oct 2013 • Family
I am an Englishman who has been to Auschwitz but what the Nazis did to the Jews in World War 2, is NOTHING compared to what the TURKS did to the Armenian men, WOMEN and CHILDREN!!!! ALL TURKS should visit this monument to appreciate what a disgraceful and barbaric ancestry they have descended from and be ASHAMED!! The Nazis and ESPECIALLY the Turks make me ashamed to be a member of the human race. If you want to cry for several hours, as I did, visit this monument to the suffering of a peaceful friendly nation.
Written 24 October 2013
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Leo1608
Sao Paulo, SP147 contributions
Sept 2012 • Couples
The visit to the Armenian Genocide Museum was very touching and emotional. It is amazing how much evidence was available at the time and how the so called first-world countries let the genocide happen. We could see that the Turkish speech was very much alike Hitler´s speech 20 years later ("the final solution", the ending of a race, the superiority of another race). Maybe if the Armenian Genocide was stopped it would have prevented the Jewish Genocide during World War II. Very curious to know that Uruguay was the first contry to officially acknowledge the Genocide. I was there during summertime and it was somewhat crowded. I was disappointed because the English-speaking guide was on vacations and therefore there was no tour in English. I managed to understand most of the French-tour though. On the outside there is a monument with an always burning torch that represents the Armeninan memories that should never be forgotten. The Museum is a little far from city center and you´d better take a taxi.
Written 25 August 2013
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Armen K
Fresno, CA55 contributions
Mar 2013 • Friends
Make sure you purcahse a flower to take with you. It's respectful and a nice thing to do. Take your time walking around and notice the memorial to all the cities that were affected by the acts of genocide.
Written 27 January 2014
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Simonian
Randolph, New Jersey90 contributions
Sept 2016 • Business
Of course, the Armenian Memorial carries far more weight if you're of Armenian decent, but, speaking as a "diaspora" Armenian from America, this was a very powerful experience. Seeing the names of the cities my ancestors were from... seeing the symbolism all around... all with Mt. Ararat right there within sight... just very moving. You simply can not miss it. It is about a 1000 dram taxi from the center of town.
Written 7 September 2016
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Jasper F
Haarlem, The Netherlands242 contributions
Jul 2013 • Couples
They way they tell the story. Just by presenting evidence. It is very nice. Draw your own conclusions. We were very impressed by the museum and the memorial. Didn't expect it to have such a big impact.
Written 19 July 2013
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Babisbiz
Athens, Greece324 contributions
May 2013 • Friends
The genocide monument is a very touching place and some wonders for the hypocricy of the international community. The Turks massacred 1.500.000 Armenians , 300.000 Greeks and a big number of Christian Arabs and still are going around unpunished. They have not recognized the genocide and nevertheless play the role of the ....peacemaker!!!
Written 10 May 2013
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Marywhotravels
Washington DC, DC1,625 contributions
Armenia has a lot of outstanding attractions, but this is the one place that I would tell any visitor absolutely not to miss. The Memorial is quite dramatic and thought provoking, a 44-meter spike at the top of the hill, surrounded by 12 dark stone slabs. Nearby is a tree garden where notable people have planted trees in honor of the Genocide victims. Inside is a free museum with extremely moving exhibits about the build-up and the execution of the Genocide. Much of the museum seemed to be geared towards proving that the Genocide really happened; a lot of the exhibits are letters and photos from westerners who were living in Turkey at the time. There are many graphic paintings and photographs, so I wouldn't recommend this for very young visitors. I also wouldn't recommend it for tourists who aren't interested in taking it seriously. Nothing here is particularly
"entertaining," just a lot to read and a lot to learn.
I walked to Tsitsernakaberd, but it was a little hard to find on foot, and a bit farther than I'd realized (and all uphill!). But there are nice views of Yerevan and Mt. Ararat to enjoy on the way, so if you have the energy, it's worth it.
"entertaining," just a lot to read and a lot to learn.
I walked to Tsitsernakaberd, but it was a little hard to find on foot, and a bit farther than I'd realized (and all uphill!). But there are nice views of Yerevan and Mt. Ararat to enjoy on the way, so if you have the energy, it's worth it.
Written 16 July 2008
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Masis K
Dubai, United Arab Emirates39 contributions
Aug 2017
Memorial of Armenian Genocide 1915, with very informative museum, better to wear respectful cloths and show respect to the 1.5 million Armenians lost their life in 20th century's first genocide.
Written 11 August 2017
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Hacopian
San Francisco, CA10 contributions
May 2017 • Family
There is so much history behind this monument, a place to pay respect to one and half million Armenians who were perished in 1915. I will leave the detail to be told by visiting the museum.
Written 11 June 2017
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É possível. A nossa guia que foi fantástica falava espanhol perfeitamente. Ela só falou em espanhol.Os portugueses não têm problema pois entendem o espanhol.
Written 10 April 2019
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