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If you are a lover of bright colours and enjoy Impressionist art then the House Museum of Martiros Saryan is a place for you. It's a 3-floor structure, designed by the artist and built during his lifetime, both as his home and a house for his heritage after his death.
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Dedicated to renowned prominent thinker, writer, poet, fabulist and humanist Hovhannes Toumanian, with 18,000 exhibited items. Rooms of the Apartment are: Study Room, Guest Room, Dining Room, Children’s Room, Nvard Toumanian’s Room, Balcony, Olga’s Room,
Yellow brick building, finished in 1950 to house the Supreme Soviet of Armenia. Today it serves as the parliament building.
A triangular park with a statue of the painter Martiros Saryan is where painters gather to sell their work. Many more on the weekend than on weekdays.
Saryan-Mashtots Park
Tons of fountains - including a huge splash pad that kids love to run through in the summer.
Yervand Kotchar Museum
Small museum dedicated to the eponymous sculptor and artist.
Spend a late night at a café in the Opera park, and outside the Melody Café for some of the best people watching in Yerevan.