The name says it all. It covers what happened in late 19 teens in 50 information boards and lots of pics, videos and other displays.
It isn't what you would call objective but it's informative. I took about 90 minutes from start to end and that seemed a good timeframe.
It's not the easiest to take in but think it's important to read about it.
A must-visit in Armenia. The museum is extremely well-done and has exhibits in English. Expect to spend at least an hour here.
Beautiful and sad . I wish there was no such museum but sadly there is so a must visit when in armenia
A very well done museum that truly brings to life the horrific acts of genocide against the Armenian people. The museum is a must see if you are in Armenia.
The museum has improved greatly after the renovation.
Instructive and educational, and especially good after renovation. Worth a visit.
The Museum of Genocide is the perfect place for commemoration and study about the crimes of Turkey. The entrance and the guide tour is free. The building complex is minimalist, very puritan - what are big words in Armenia where the greatness of buildings are important in the every day.
Very special place - powerful, but peaceful and sensory intense.
I would recommend anyone who visits Yerevan to visit
very important museum as well as Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb museum. we should transfer story to next generation.
Great place for understanding the story of the armenian people. The museum is very informative and the exhibits are very interesting.