Holy Cross Church, Arabkir

Holy Cross Church is an Armenian place of worship in the Arabkir district, built with traditional stone elements and religious motifs throughout. The structure employs typical Armenian architectural features such as decorative stone crosses and ornamental details on its facades.

Construction started in 2013 and finished in 2016, bringing a new house of worship to northern Yerevan. The project was supported by religious institutions and private benefactors who helped bring this religious center to life.

The church's name reflects Armenian spiritual beliefs and draws believers who practice their traditions within these walls. The interior shows how the Armenian Apostolic community expresses their faith through daily prayers and ceremonies.

The church is located in northern Yerevan and is accessible by public transportation. Visitors should wear modest clothing and be respectful when services are taking place.

A carved stone with a cross shape, known as a khachkar, stands on the church grounds as a memorial stone. This stone is a traditional Armenian element that is often placed at significant locations.

Location: Yerevan

Architects: Artak Ghulyan

Architectural style: Armenian architecture

GPS coordinates: 40.20528,44.52556

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:00