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Saint Hripsime Church is a church, located at 85 Mesrop Mashtots Street, Vagharshapat, Armenia. They can be contacted via phone at +374 231 53696, visit their website www.mshakuyt.com for more detailed information.

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85 Mesrop Mashtots Street, Vagharshapat
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10 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    29 March 2018

    Oldeat armenian church

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  • Anonymous
    12 February 2018

    I Visited Hripsime with OceanAir Travels and I don't know what to say. The best tour guide I’ve ever had. Here you can find the tomb of saint Hripsime and the church is very unique. The tomb is on the left side of the altar.

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  • Anonymous
    14 July 2017

    The atmosphere inside Saint Hripsime Church is dark, musty and mysterious. Make sure to visit the basement to see the tomb of Hripsime.

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  • Anonymous
    28 May 2017

    Very beautiful church with the unique atmosphere. UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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  • Anonymous
    17 May 2017

    Beautiful place, recomended

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  • Anonymous
    25 December 2016

    Довольно большая территория. Красивый храм и снаружи и внутри. Есть городской фонтанчик с питьевой водой. На входе 2-3 человека предлагают что-то купить. Через дорогу находится кладбище.

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  • Anonymous
    01 August 2016

    Saint Hripsime is a very nice place. It is one of the holiest site in Armenia. Here you can find the tomb of saint Hripsime who was one of the 37 virgins who left the Roman Empire for Armenia.
    The church is very unique. It has tall niches which save it from earthquakes.
    The inside of the church is dark with a single light coming from a window. The tomb is on the left side of the altar.

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  • Anonymous
    10 May 2016

    As a country that first adopted Christianity as national religion, Armenia has a lot of churches whose style is architecturally simple yet religiously scared, a very contrast with those splendid ones in Europe built at the times when the Church became super rich later. (Sep 2012)

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  • Anonymous
    04 January 2015

    Magnificent. My daughter was married here.

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  • Anonymous
    28 July 2013

    A very beautiful little church on the top of a small plateau. In weekends you will see that is it s popular church for weddings. Come and experience an Armenian wedding first hand.

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