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Blue Mosque is a mosque, located at 12 Mesrop Mashtots Ave, Yerevan 0015, Armenia. They can be contacted via phone at +374 10 522193, visit their website yerevanmasjed.ir for more detailed information.

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12 Mesrop Mashtots Ave, Yerevan 0015
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15 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    12 May 2018

    Yerevan's Azeri past before the Azeri Genocide!

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  • Anonymous
    25 March 2018

    Shame on you, Armenia. Why did you need you hide the facts? You are presenting this mosque as an Iranian mosque, while it is a mosque built by order of Huseyn Ali Khan who was Azerbaijani by origin from Erevan Khanate, there were more than a million of Azerbaijani turks in Erevan and that is how this mosque was built. It was one of 8 mosques in Erevan for Azerbaijani turks. And those 7 mosques are already destroyed.

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  • Anonymous
    20 March 2018

    This is the only mosque in Yerevan and it is done in Iranian/Persian style. It is open to the public to walk around inside and take pictures.

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  • Anonymous
    05 January 2018

    The place is nice. Beautiful design but too abandoned it couod be much better.

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  • Anonymous
    23 December 2017

    Unappealing deserted mosque. One of the most plain religious buildings I have ever seen. Avoid it unless you are a Muslim.

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  • Anonymous
    22 December 2017

    Great opportunity to visit mosque for not muslims. Unfortunately was open only yard, and we didn't meet any person inside. Worse to visit it any way.

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  • Anonymous
    22 September 2017

    Although the mosque is on the Mashtot Avenue, the main street of Yerevan, it's not too obvious from outside. The main prayer room is inside the complex. But we can see the beautiful facade of the gate. Unfortunately, we came not during the opening hours, so we cannot enter the main praying room. But we still could strolling the courtyard and see photos in the museum.

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  • Anonymous
    13 September 2017

    To all the complaining Azeris here, arguing about who's meat this mosque is, please stop. This is a symbol of culture in Armenia, and the ethnic groups and populations of Armenia. Learn to live in piece with these pieces of architecture, like our Armenian churches on valleys in your land. Yes, it is a symbol of islaic art, seen all over the middle east, and islamic countries, including Iran and Azerbaijan. No need to hog over what is what. Anyways, considering Armenia is a Christian country. an interesting monument to see if near the mosque. However, much more beautiful mosques seen in other places. Not worth it if youre 10 miles away, but, if youre close, how about giving it a try?

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  • Anonymous
    14 July 2017

    There are probably prettier mosques in Iran, but this is by far the coolest-looking mosque in Armenia.The leafy courtyard is quite peaceful.

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  • Anonymous
    02 June 2017

    Different architecture in Yerevan, sponsor for renew is islamic republic of iran( bonyad mostazafan)

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  • Anonymous
    31 March 2017

    It is Azerbaijan's Mosque not Iranian!
    Iravan Khanate!Never part of Armenian's!

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  • Anonymous
    28 March 2017

    Very beautiful and peaceful place. Not that impressive if you have seen some great mosques, but worth the visit if you're nearby

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  • Anonymous
    25 November 2016

    Peaceful and beautiful place with a small garden.
    Perfect for reading.

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  • Anonymous
    12 September 2016

    An ordinary looking mosque. There are more beautiful mosques in the Middle East. Not worth joining a tour for it. You can walk there on your own.

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  • Anonymous
    09 July 2016

    Beautiful building and very calm place to bring someone for a date or just to hang out and read. Quiet, despite the proximity of Mashtots.

    Other than a quiet beautiful place, not much to see, but, still, easily a must see in Yerevan. Considering Armenia is a Christian country, this mosque is wonderfully maintained.

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