Highlights

  • The structure survived the devastating 1988 earthquake and continues to operate effectively today.
  • The interior features a spacious hall renowned for its high ceilings and unique decorative elements.
  • It serves as the primary gathering spot for Gyumri's cinema lovers, frequently hosting film premieres and discussions.

Nearest Restaurants & Cafés

Ani Restaurant

Ani Restaurant

Ani Restaurant is a well-known dining venue in Gyumri, blending traditional Armenian hospitality with 19th-century cultural décor. It is recognized for its warm atmosphere, live folk music, and classic local cuisine, making it a favored stop for both residents and visitors seeking an authentic Gyumri experience.

Alexandrovski

Alexandrovski

“Alexandrovski” restaurant is known for its beautiful atmosphere, delicious dishes, and warm service. The restaurant offers a diverse cuisine featuring Armenian and international flavors, prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients.

Sheeraz

Sheeraz

Sheeraz Café is a stylish and friendly café where every visit becomes a delightful experience. From rich coffee aromas to tasty pastries and light meals, we focus on quality, freshness, and great service. Our café is designed to be a comfortable space for conversations, creativity, and everyday moments.

Herbs & Honey

Herbs & Honey

Herbs & Honey is a unique culinary concept located in the heart of Gyumri. We bridge the gap between Armenia’s ancient herbal traditions and modern hospitality, creating a space where nature meets the dinner table.

Nearest Places

The Gallery of Aslamazyan Sisters

The Gallery of Aslamazyan Sisters

The Aslamazyan Sisters Museum, located in Gyumri, is dedicated to the works of renowned Armenian artists Mariam and Yeranuhi Aslamazyan. Founded in 1987, the museum houses a rich collection of paintings, graphic works, and ceramics donated by the sisters, highlighting their significant contribution to Armenian art.

Holy Seven Wounds Church (Yot Verq)

Holy Seven Wounds Church (Yot Verq)

Yot Verk Church (Seven Wounds Church / Holy Mother of God) is one of the most beloved and frequently visited churches in Gyumri. Known for its deep spiritual symbolism connected to the Seven Wounds of Christ, the church serves as a place of prayer, pilgrimage, and faith. It offers a peaceful and sacred atmosphere for both worshippers and visitors.

Vardan Mamikonyan Monument

Vardan Mamikonyan Monument

The equestrian statue of Vardan Mamikonyan is one of Gyumri's most powerful and inspiring symbols, towering over Vardanants Square. Created by sculptor Artush Papoyan and installed in 2008, it depicts the Armenian Sparapet (Commander-in-Chief) at a decisive moment during the Battle of Avarayr. The monument stands out for its dynamism and strength, embodying the unbreakable will, faith, and freedom-loving spirit of the Armenian people. It serves as one of the city's primary gathering spots, where historical memory meets the rhythm of modern life in Gyumri.

The Puppet Theater

The Puppet Theater

The Gyumri Puppet Theater, named after Stepan Alikhanyan, is one of Armenia's oldest and most cherished cultural institutions, founded in 1935. It plays a vital role in the aesthetic education of the city's youth, preserving the finest traditions of puppetry arts.

Nearest Hotels

Old Avenue Hotel

Old Avenue Hotel

Old Avenue Hotel in Gyumri offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and city views. Each room includes a work desk, TV, and free WiFi.

Viktoria Hotel Plaza

Viktoria Hotel Plaza

Hotel Plaza Viktoria in Gyumri offers spacious rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and city views. Each room includes a TV, work desk, and soundproofing for a pleasant stay.

Grand Hotel

Grand Hotel

The hotel features a lounge, elevator, 24-hour front desk, concierge service, and free on-site private parking. Additional services include live music, full-day security, room service, and a paid shuttle.