Ajapnyak Public Park

Ajapnyak Public Park is an open green space in northwestern Yerevan with wide paths and open areas for relaxation. The grounds feature different zones for walking and gathering outdoors with shade from scattered trees.

The park was founded in 2012 as part of Yerevan's efforts to create new public green spaces. It emerged during a period of intensive development in the Ajapnyak district throughout that decade.

The park takes its name from Buenos Aires, reflecting the historical bond between Armenia and Argentina. This international naming choice gives the space a special cultural meaning for people in Yerevan.

The park is open year-round and accessible by public transportation from central Yerevan. Multiple entrances lead into the grounds, and the pathways are easy to navigate for visitors of all mobility levels.

The park sits along the Hrazdan River and forms part of a network of green spaces stretching along the river's right bank. This location connects it to other recreation areas near the waterway.

Location: Yerevan

Inception: 2012

GPS coordinates: 40.20583,44.47972

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:07