National Gallery of Armenia

The National Gallery of Armenia is an art museum in central Yerevan that spans multiple floors displaying works across different eras and styles. The galleries contain paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts, with each section organized by period or artistic tradition.

The institution began in the 1920s as an art collection for the new state and grew into a place preserving Armenian artistic traditions. Its foundation was built by creators who gathered national works and established it as a center for the nation's visual heritage.

The name reflects Armenia's artistic identity, and the collections show how the nation's creators portrayed their landscapes and people over time. You can see works that have been meaningful to Armenians for generations and represent how they understand their own story.

The museum sits in the city center and is easy to reach on foot, especially if you are exploring the area around Republic Square. Plan to spend an hour or two if you want to look at the works without rushing.

The collection here represents centuries of Armenian creativity, from ancient times through contemporary work created by artists still living. It shows how the nation's creators have seen and expressed their world across different periods of history.

Location: Yerevan

Location: Kentron District

Inception: 1921

Official opening: 1921

Address: 375010, Արամի փողոց 1 (մուտքը Հանրապետության հրապարակից)

Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday 11:00-17:30

Phone: +37410580812;+37410567472

Email: info@gallery.am

Website: http://gallery.am

GPS coordinates: 40.17875,44.51417

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:54