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Armenian Museum of America
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Armenian Museum of America, located in Watertown, Massachusetts, United States, is an institution that has the largest collection of Armenian artifacts in North America.
Nearby attractions
Watertown Dam
Charles Riv Greenway, Watertown, MA 02472, United States
How Park Off - Leash Area
70 Bacon St, Watertown, MA 02472
Ancient Order of Hibernians
151 Watertown St, Watertown, MA 02472
Nearby restaurants
Not Your Average Joe's - Watertown
55 Main St, Watertown, MA 02472
Bar 'Cino Watertown
47 Main St, Watertown, MA 02472
Ixtapa Cantina
18 Mt Auburn St, Watertown, MA 02472
Ginger Exchange - Watertown
98 Main St, Watertown, MA 02472
Tresca's Eating Place
25 Church St, Watertown, MA 02472
Banh Mi Cafe
102 Main St, Watertown, MA 02472
Jana Grill
2 Watertown St, Watertown, MA 02472
Halva Mediterranean Grill
39 Mt Auburn St, Watertown, MA 02472
The Diner At 11 North Beacon
11 N Beacon St, Watertown, MA 02472
Super Fusion Cuisine II
54 Mt Auburn St, Watertown, MA 02472, United States
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Inn on Arsenal
100 N Beacon St, Watertown, MA 02472
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Armenian Museum of America

65 Main St, Watertown, MA 02472
4.7(30)
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Armenian Museum of America, located in Watertown, Massachusetts, United States, is an institution that has the largest collection of Armenian artifacts in North America.

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attractions: Watertown Dam, How Park Off - Leash Area, Ancient Order of Hibernians, restaurants: Not Your Average Joe's - Watertown, Bar 'Cino Watertown, Ixtapa Cantina, Ginger Exchange - Watertown, Tresca's Eating Place, Banh Mi Cafe, Jana Grill, Halva Mediterranean Grill, The Diner At 11 North Beacon, Super Fusion Cuisine II
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(617) 926-2562 ext. 4
Website
armenianmuseum.org

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Nearby attractions of Armenian Museum of America

Watertown Dam

How Park Off - Leash Area

Ancient Order of Hibernians

Watertown Dam

Watertown Dam

4.6

(122)

Open 24 hours
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How Park Off - Leash Area

How Park Off - Leash Area

4.4

(63)

Open 24 hours
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Ancient Order of Hibernians

Ancient Order of Hibernians

3.5

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Open until 8:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Armenian Museum of America

Not Your Average Joe's - Watertown

Bar 'Cino Watertown

Ixtapa Cantina

Ginger Exchange - Watertown

Tresca's Eating Place

Banh Mi Cafe

Jana Grill

Halva Mediterranean Grill

The Diner At 11 North Beacon

Super Fusion Cuisine II

Not Your Average Joe's - Watertown

Not Your Average Joe's - Watertown

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Bar 'Cino Watertown

Bar 'Cino Watertown

4.5

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Ixtapa Cantina

Ixtapa Cantina

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Ginger Exchange - Watertown

Ginger Exchange - Watertown

4.2

(128)

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Who knew if you go on an overnight train from Tbilisi, Georgia to Armenia you would wake up to an underrated destination in Eurasia/ the Southern Caucasus. I found my experience in the overnight train pretty interesting. I booked a sleeping compartment and had to share with one other person as a solo traveler. There is no female compartments, but I went with it. However I met a new friend and my worries were eliminated. . Next I woke up to a new country my 67th country @armenia.travel where I got to see a UNESCO World Heritage site, so a day trip with @getyourguide to explore Garni Temple, Gerghard Monastery, and see a hidden gem of basalt columns called the Symphony of Stones, that reminded me of the Giant’s Causeway in Ireland. . In three days and two nights I fit in a lot to try and learn more about Armenia. I visited the Armenian Genocide Museum and monument as well. Not only that I got to experience the Armenian National Ballet at the National Ballet and Opera Theatre. If you are looking to experience some art be sure to visit the Cascade Complex a massive staircase with 6 terraces filled with art, sculptures, and the @cca.yerevan.official before heading to watch sunset from the Memorial to the 50th Anniversary of October Revolution. . Armenia is filled with cool cafes, great food, and it felt safe traveling there solo. Fun facts about Armenia I learned. . 1) Yerevan is one of the oldest cities in the world. Founded in 782 BC. 2) Armenia has its’ own alphabet. 3) They say it is the first country to adopt Christianity. I didn’t know much about this region, but it truly made me want to go back to learn more and visit the many monasteries as well as Mt Ararat and Lake Sevan. . When you think of Armenia what do you think? For me I found it a place I for sure want to come back to visit more of. . This country is full of surprises and while it maybe small it has a lot to offer. Way more than I could fit in 3 days. . Want more amazing tips about Armenia, the Southern Caucasus and more follow @travelsofsarahfay #armeniatravel #solotravelgirl
M. JoukovM. Joukov
The Armenian Museum is an important cultural institution and a great way to spend an afternoon learning about one of the world’s oldest civilizations. The museum is beautiful and modern inside. It is very well organized with informative and engaging exhibits across four floors with a large and varied collection that ranges from prehistoric artifacts, books and manuscripts, coins, jewelry, everyday items such as musical instruments, household goods and clothing, to modern day art highlighting the unique history of Armenia and contributions of Armenians worldwide. The exhibit on the second floor on the Armenian Genocide is a heartbreaking must-see. There are also several interactive stations as well as online exhibits accessible from home. Museum parking is available in a lot behind the museum. Entry fees are very reasonable with discounts for seniors and children available. The museum has exhibits on several floors and an elevator is available. Staff are very helpful and pleasant. A lovely gift shop is also located on the first floor with unique finds such as Armenian cookbooks, children’s books and games in Armenian, and jewelry. Highly recommend making the Armenian Museum of America a stop on your Boston area itinerary.
Edwin LeungEdwin Leung
Spent a couple of hours taking in the variety of exhibits this museum had to offer. There is historic art on the first floor, information regarding the genocide on the second floor, and even modern art pieces on the third floor. This museum is great for folks who enjoy history, traditional Armenian art, and modern art. I easily found free parking around the block from the museum in a residential street. Highly recommended.
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Who knew if you go on an overnight train from Tbilisi, Georgia to Armenia you would wake up to an underrated destination in Eurasia/ the Southern Caucasus. I found my experience in the overnight train pretty interesting. I booked a sleeping compartment and had to share with one other person as a solo traveler. There is no female compartments, but I went with it. However I met a new friend and my worries were eliminated. . Next I woke up to a new country my 67th country @armenia.travel where I got to see a UNESCO World Heritage site, so a day trip with @getyourguide to explore Garni Temple, Gerghard Monastery, and see a hidden gem of basalt columns called the Symphony of Stones, that reminded me of the Giant’s Causeway in Ireland. . In three days and two nights I fit in a lot to try and learn more about Armenia. I visited the Armenian Genocide Museum and monument as well. Not only that I got to experience the Armenian National Ballet at the National Ballet and Opera Theatre. If you are looking to experience some art be sure to visit the Cascade Complex a massive staircase with 6 terraces filled with art, sculptures, and the @cca.yerevan.official before heading to watch sunset from the Memorial to the 50th Anniversary of October Revolution. . Armenia is filled with cool cafes, great food, and it felt safe traveling there solo. Fun facts about Armenia I learned. . 1) Yerevan is one of the oldest cities in the world. Founded in 782 BC. 2) Armenia has its’ own alphabet. 3) They say it is the first country to adopt Christianity. I didn’t know much about this region, but it truly made me want to go back to learn more and visit the many monasteries as well as Mt Ararat and Lake Sevan. . When you think of Armenia what do you think? For me I found it a place I for sure want to come back to visit more of. . This country is full of surprises and while it maybe small it has a lot to offer. Way more than I could fit in 3 days. . Want more amazing tips about Armenia, the Southern Caucasus and more follow @travelsofsarahfay #armeniatravel #solotravelgirl
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The Armenian Museum is an important cultural institution and a great way to spend an afternoon learning about one of the world’s oldest civilizations. The museum is beautiful and modern inside. It is very well organized with informative and engaging exhibits across four floors with a large and varied collection that ranges from prehistoric artifacts, books and manuscripts, coins, jewelry, everyday items such as musical instruments, household goods and clothing, to modern day art highlighting the unique history of Armenia and contributions of Armenians worldwide. The exhibit on the second floor on the Armenian Genocide is a heartbreaking must-see. There are also several interactive stations as well as online exhibits accessible from home. Museum parking is available in a lot behind the museum. Entry fees are very reasonable with discounts for seniors and children available. The museum has exhibits on several floors and an elevator is available. Staff are very helpful and pleasant. A lovely gift shop is also located on the first floor with unique finds such as Armenian cookbooks, children’s books and games in Armenian, and jewelry. Highly recommend making the Armenian Museum of America a stop on your Boston area itinerary.
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Spent a couple of hours taking in the variety of exhibits this museum had to offer. There is historic art on the first floor, information regarding the genocide on the second floor, and even modern art pieces on the third floor. This museum is great for folks who enjoy history, traditional Armenian art, and modern art. I easily found free parking around the block from the museum in a residential street. Highly recommended.
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From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was captivated by the array of exhibits showcasing centuries-old artifacts, poignant stories, and immersive displays that truly bring the Armenian experience to life. Whether you're a history buff, an art enthusiast, or simply curious about different cultures, there's something here to ignite your curiosity and leave you in awe.

What truly sets this museum apart is its commitment to preserving and celebrating the Armenian heritage while also providing insightful perspectives on its influence and contributions to the broader world. The dedication to education and engagement shines through every meticulously curated exhibit, making it both informative and engaging for visitors of all ages.

But it's not just about the past – the museum also offers a glimpse into the vibrant present-day Armenian community, with events, lectures, and workshops that foster understanding and connection. It's a testament to the museum's mission of fostering cultural appreciation and dialogue.

Whether you're a local resident or just passing through, a visit to the Armenian Museum of America is a must. Prepare to be inspired, enlightened, and deeply moved by the rich tapestry of Armenian history and culture on display. Trust me, you won't be...

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The Armenian Museum is an important cultural institution and a great way to spend an afternoon learning about one of the world’s oldest civilizations.

The museum is beautiful and modern inside. It is very well organized with informative and engaging exhibits across four floors with a large and varied collection that ranges from prehistoric artifacts, books and manuscripts, coins, jewelry, everyday items such as musical instruments, household goods and clothing, to modern day art highlighting the unique history of Armenia and contributions of Armenians worldwide. The exhibit on the second floor on the Armenian Genocide is a heartbreaking must-see. There are also several interactive stations as well as online exhibits accessible from home.

Museum parking is available in a lot behind the museum. Entry fees are very reasonable with discounts for seniors and children available. The museum has exhibits on several floors and an elevator is available. Staff are very helpful and pleasant. A lovely gift shop is also located on the first floor with unique finds such as Armenian cookbooks, children’s books and games in Armenian, and jewelry. Highly recommend making the Armenian Museum of America a stop on your Boston...

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The Armenian museum in Watertown (MA) is an incredible institution that works extremely hard to preserve and show the Armenian culture. It has wonderful exhibition rooms that depict the diversity and richness of the Armenian people in a very distinct way. The collection is incredible, showing, among others, incredible manuscripts, Armenian genocide and traditional garments. Simply stunning and definitely worth a visit to broaden and deepen one's view on...

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