Beginning from the area opposite "Airarat" cinema where St Gregory the Illuminator church is located, the park is lined with Khanjyan and Ye.Kochar street and stretches till Moskovyan and Isahakyan streets. A number of statues of prominent people are situated in the park.

This park is the largest one. The formation and improvement of the park lasted from the 60s of the 19th century till the years before the World War I. On July 1 1895, for 12-year-term contract was given to Levon Baglnchyan who was oblighed to complete the reconstruction of the garden within three years, but the he didn't meet his engagement. The park was decorated and improved only after Is. Melik-Aghamalyan’s becoming Mayor of Yerevan. The improvement activities went on during the years of Malik-Aghamalyants’s office. Because of the reconstruction the park was closed for 10 years. It was opened on October 3 1910.

The park was founded in March 1933 on the place of the old market. It was named after Kirov. It was one of the favourite places for young residents of Yerevan. Here were held different actions, brass band used to play, marry songs and dances took place, beautiful merry-go-rounds were working.

The park has been changed a little. It begins from behind the monument to St. Shahumyan and stretches to Republic Square bordering with V. Sargsyan street. In the central segment fountains built on the event of the 2780th anniversary of Erebuni-Yerevan foundation are located.

The park dedicated to the 2800th anniversary of Yerevan foundation was laid owing to the financing of the Vardanyans family.
250 trees of 70 exclusive sorts were planted in the park. The green area has become nearly twice as much it used to be. Only old damaged trees were cut down, and some healthy trees which were in the middle of the park were replaced to the side part of the park so as the fountains could be built in. The park is provided with 24-hour automatic drip irrigation systems. Fountains with 2800 jets were installed. The ground was paved the ornaments of ancient Armenian carpets out of granite of 7 sorts. Its surface is 5420 sq m. The map of Yerevan made of pink quartzite and surrounded with fountains was placed in the central part of the park. In the 4 corners of the fountain complex and in the middle 5 bronze water statues were installed. Bronze sculptures of an ox and a lion, 76 benches decorated in Urartian style, 62 dustbins and 126 lamp poles made in unique design were placed in the area of the park.

In the 18th century a garden was located here which used to be in one of the suburbs of Yerevan, in Kozern and was called Kozern garden. The garden go new look in the Soviet period. In 1949 it was named after Pushkin. There used to be a number of carousels in the garden, benches were placed in the alleys. In 1970 the garden was caked Barekamutyan and in 1995 it was named Lovers’ park. In the recent years the park was uncared and badly arranged. It was improved and reconstructed by the initiative of Albert Poghosyan.

The park was put into operation after reconstruction in June 2019. It is located in the central part of Main Avenue (junction of Saryan street and Mashtots avenue). By the decision of the Council of Elders it was named after the eminent Armenian public figure, writer and publicist, the author of a number of books about  the Armenian Question, the Honorary Council of the First Armenian Republic to Japan, Maecenas  Diana Abgar.

The park occupying the area of about 20 000 sq m was landscaped, nearly 10 000 trees, bushes, flowers were planted. The recreation zone outstands with illuminated fountains. The fountain complex consisted of 600 water jets makes it possible to hold water shows with illumination accompanied by music. The improvement of the park started in 2015. To realize the project “Tashir” group of companies invested about  15 million US dollars in Armenian equivalent.

This park is in the lower part of the "Cascade" designed by Al. Tamanyan. The statue of Al. Tamanyan is placed in the park after Tamanyan, in Moskovyan street, in the direction of the central part of the city (sculptor Artashes Hovsepyan, architect S. Petrosyan, 1931) The small public garden stretched from the statue towards "Cascade" complex was named after the great architect, academician Al. Tamanyan.

This park is located in the garden near the State Conservatoire after Komitas.

The statue of Komitas is erected in the center of the park (sculptor A. Harutyunyan, architect F. Darbinyan, 1988).

This park is adjacent to Mashtots avenue and St. Zoryan street, near France square.

The marble statue of Martiros Saryan is erected in the center of the park (sculptor L. Tolmajyan, architect A. Tarkhanyan, 1986).

It is located between A. Isahakyan and Koryun streets. The parks stretches from Koryun street along the building of Drama Theater after H. Ghaplanyan reaching the beloved places of Yerevan townspeople café "Aragast" and the recreation zone.

The park named after the poet, the soldier of the French Resistance, national hero of France Missak Manouchian was opened in the middle part of Aram, Buzand, Koghbatsi streets and Mashtots avenue in Yerevan on May 13, 2014. The Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan and the French President Francois Holland participated in the solemn ceremony of opening the park.