Other exhibitions were closed. Only available exhibition was about war on Nargorny Karabakh. Which shows only the Armenian view, and doesn't mention the deportations. Also no further information about the historical reasons. Reading "the black garden" from Thomas de Waal gives a better view on that conflict than visiting this glorification of that brutal war between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Lovely peaceful walk, .
Nice place. Good for family. It has park, kiddy attractions, rides and cafes. Perfect view of Yerevan City and the holy Mount Ararat. Definitely, a tourist attraction in Armenia!
If u travel to Armenia, definetly u should come here.
Very nice & good for jogging.
A Nice park to ride the bicycle in
Nice place, you will discover Armenian history
For those who like their history served straight up, with rough edges. Armenian history in all it's twists and turns. The base echoes traditional church architecture, the original statue on that base was Stalin's, and a collection of old Soviet war machines surrounds the base. Also, the view is great. You can walk there from Cascade, but you have to be able to climb stairs a long way, and take the provisional metal stairs leading to the monument above Saralanj Avenue. Then take the tunnel that goes under Azatutyan Avenue.
It is amazing place.
great place for historical activity
There is war museum in the statue but its not good.
There isn’t any interest but it’s very important for Armenians.
Beatiful place Show you the Unfainness twoard the Armenian nation
From the soviet memories, this museum is probably better outside with the huge mother Armenia statue than inside. Too many hats, weapons, papers and few photos, almost all in armenian. But it's free, so if you walked till the top of the cascade I'd worth for half an hour.
A rather imposing statue that you can see in a lot of Yerevan. To get here go up to the cascades and then you have to follow with temporary staircases due to unfinished building that doesn't look like any work is being done. Go through the park and you are there. Below it is the military museum which is free in.
The museum/memorial located at the bottom of the statue is very informative about the struggles of Armenian heros.
nice statue and voluntary entry fee tot he museum
A so huge statue representating armenian women of courage, love and strength .
Historical place to visit. Has garden adjacent to it and beautiful Skyview of Yerevan and Mt. Ararat.
Very nice in all seasons and date time.
City Center view is amazing from this place.
Best view of Yerevan in the city. Cool old brutalist style statue surrounded by Cold-War military artifacts. Recommended to go right at dusk for a view of the city from both night and day.