The house-museum was opened in 1984, when the 80th jubilee of the famous musician. The collection includes more than 18000 valuable items. Various items exhibited in the reminiscence home and in 10 exhibition halls introduce the visitors with the life and creative heritage of Aram Khachatryan. There is a rich record library and a concert hall in the museum, where concerts, musical festivals and exhibitions are often held.

It is situated in Zarobyan street (former Plekhanov street), in parallel to Baghramyan avenue. In this house the writer lived the last ten years of his life. The house-museum was opened on October 31, 1963. The exhibition consists of 2 parts - literature and reminiscence. The poet’s study, where the visitor can see the Master’s writing table, his sofa specially made for him are presented in the museum. There are old Armenian publications in the poet's library. A lot of rare in Armenia books you can find only in Isahakyan's library. More than 10 thousand values, describing Isahakyan’s life and work are kept in the museum, which are scientifically studied and presented to the public.

The legacy and personal items of the greatest devote of the Armenian music al culture Komitas are housed at the newly founded museum-institute which was officially opened on January 29, 2015.
The decision to build the museum-institute of Komitas was made on May 30, 2013, at the meeting of the Board of trustees of “Armenia” Pan-Armenian Foundation, on the basis of the proposal made by the RA President Serzh Sargsyan.
Komitas museum-institute is located in the park after Komitas in Yerevan and was built on base of the former House of Culture. The latter was designed by architect Koryun Hakobyan in 1949, and the architect of the new building is Arthur Meschyan.

Yervand Kochar museum was opened in 1984 in the place of Maestro’s workshop. The museum gives full information about the whole creative life of the artist: paintings, graphics, sculptures of "Tiflis", "Paris", "Yerevan" periods, models of monument sculptures, videos. Kochar's prospective works of art, considered to be an achievement of modern art, are kept in "Pompidu" center in Paris and in Yervand Kochar museum. Rare documents telling about Kochar’s relations with the great representatives of avant-garde are also displayed in the museum. Yervand Kochar museum is an important center of studying and spreading of historical avant-garde in the region. The works of Armenian artist were exhibited beside the ones of such famous artists as Picasso, Braque, Arp, Brancusi, Leger, de Chirico and others. Together with them, as well as with Duchamp, Miro, Kandinsky, Moholy-Nagy, Delaunay in 1936 he signed “Dimansionist manifesto”, which was the herald of the newest aesthetic principles of the time.

The house-museum was opened in 1976 during the life of the artist with the collection of 50his works granted by him. Presently, 240 museum samples are displayed in the museum completing the main stages of the Master’s creative activity: from the first student works to the paintings, drawings of the late period up to his last canvas "A fairytale". M.Saryan's paintings of pre-revolutionary period (1895-1917) and of the Armenian period (1921-1972) including the series of paintings of the period of 1904-1907 called "Fairytales and dreams", his masterpieces such as "At the well: a got day", "Self-portrait", "A walking woman", "A night landscape", "A still-life picture with Egyptian masks", "Oriental flowers", the self-portrait "Three ages" are on the permanent exhibition of the museum.

The museum was founded in1963 in the house where the composer lived during the last years of his life. On November 25 1967 the house-museum was opened for the visitors. There are 1317 museum items here: the composer’s personal things, documents, notes, manuscripts and photos, which give information about the life and activity of Spendiaryan. The reminiscence room has been restored as it used to be during the poet's life. Made by the composer musical instrument called «Spendiarophone», the only extant playbill of the first Yerevan performance of “Almast” opera (1933) are on permanent exhibition.

The sculptor Ara Sarksian and the painter Hakob Kojoyan played a significant role in the development of the fine arts of the latest time. They laid the basis for further development of Armenian monumental sculpture and artistic design of books.
There are numerous monumental sculptures and bas-relives by Ara Sarksian in Yerevan and other cities of Armenia.
It's impossible to imagine the Armenian publishing-house without wonderful book graphics by Hakob Kojoyan.
The house-museum of H. Kojoyan and A. Sarksian is situated in a two-storey buiding. They lived and created in the neighborhood of the house-museum. Their creative spirit still rains in the house-museum.
The displayed works of art in thematical and chronological succession give the substantial imagination of the life, art, creative intentions of famous masters.
Their personal things, instruments, their unfinished works are collected in the house-museum. All these things create a bond with the works of art of the outstanding masters of Armenian art.

Director - Anna Sargsyan

Address - 70 Pushkin str.

Tel: +(374 10) 561 160

The museum was founded with the aim of proper preservation of Alexander Tamanyan’s artistic legacy and its presentation to public, collection of archive photos, drafts, historical, economic, personal materials, their preservation, restoration, coordination and implementation of scientific and research activities based on them; studies of the influence of Tamanyan’s activity on art, economy, international recognition of Armenia, archaeology and other spheres.

The house-museum of Charles Aznavour was solemnly opened in 2011, in the surroundings of the Cascade complex. Nicolas Sarkozy and Serzh Sargsyan were present at the opening ceremony. The museum hosts records, books, awards and posters of the world-fanous chansonnier. The overground part of the museum is occupied by the exhibition hall; the reception hall, assembly hall are located on other levels, and the residential area is on the two upper floors. The author of the museum is architect Narek Sargsyan.

The museum presents the life and scientific and humanitarian activities of Norwegian polymath and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Fridtjof Nansen.
The Fridtjof Nansen Museum was opened in 2014 thanks to the efforts of benefactors, Honored Doctors of the Republic of Armenia Karlen and Sara Yesayan.
The architect of the museum building is Albert Sokhikyan. A statue of Fridtjof Nansen (sculptor: Tigran Hovhannisyan) is installed at the entrance to the museum.
The museum constantly organizes events, book discussions, presentations, conferences, film screenings, meetings with Armenian intellectuals. The museum also implements various educational programs, open classes on the topics "Humanity is the only real possible policy" and "Nansen's passport to salvation".
The Fridtjof Nansen Museum features books, films, posters, and sculptures that reflect the life, scientific, and humanitarian activities of Norwegian pole vaulter and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Fridtjof Nansen.

OPENING HOURS
Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00 - 17:00

ADMISSION
Еntrance is free.

Director: Zhora Hakobyan
Address: 4/4 house, Nansen street 
Tel.: +374 96 000 813
 

The Karen Demirchyan Museum exhibits, studies and perpetuates the life and activities of the greatest national, state and political figure of the modern period of the history of the Armenian people, the RA National Hero Karen Demirchyan.
The Karen Demirchyan Museum was founded on January 9, 2001 by the RA Government No. 9 decision. 
The museum organizes conferences, meetings with representatives of science, culture, industry and political figures.
The Karen Demirchyan Museum presents the main issues of the modern period of the history of the Armenian people, 1960–1990. The museum exhibits K. Demirchyan's work diaries (manuscript), state awards, handwritten memoirs, personal belongings, and the furniture of the office of the 1st Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Armenia. The personal archive of Karen Demirchyan, which is kept in the museum's fund, deserves special attention.

OPENING HOURS
Monday to Saturday: 11:00 - 17:00

ADMISSION
Еntrance is free.

Director: Vahagn Mamyan
Address: Ghazar Parpetsi 7
Tel.: +37410 531 710, 535 521
E-mail: museum-ksd@rambler.ru
 

State museum of nature of Armenia is a unique in the region with its collections and museum values. The main collection of the museum includes special items of biodiversity of Armenian flora and fauna, which have been preserved almost without changes since last geological era, are extinct or rare and included in the Red Books of Armenia and International Society of Nature Protection. The collection reflects the peculiarities of our country's nature and the riches of the Earth's interior. The main fund includes flora, fauna, geological, paintings photos. Skeletons, skins and stuffed designs of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, insects, arachnoids, shells of invertebrates, slices of trees, herbariums, samples of fossil plants and animals, minerals, oil paintings, drawings and so on.