Kentron (district) - Education and Culture

Education and Culture

Kentron district is the educational and cultural centre of Yerevan.

  • The district is home to many universities and academies:
    • Yerevan State University
    • Yerevan State University of Architecture and Construction
    • Yerevan State Musical Conservatory
    • Armenian State Pedagogical University
    • Yerevan State Medical University
    • State Engineering University of Armenia
    • Yerevan State Linguistic University
    • American University of Armenia
    • Armenian State University of Economics
    • Armenian National Academy of Sciences
  • Kentron is home to a number of important cultural institutions:
    • National Library of Armenia
    • National Gallery of Armenia
    • Yerevan Opera Theater
    • Sundukyan State Academic Theatre
    • Paronyan Musical Comedy Theatre
    • Stanislavski Russian Theatre
    • Komitas Chamber Music Hall
    • Arno Babajanian concert hall
    • Museum-Institute of Ancient Manuscripts
    • History Museum of Armenia
    • Cafesjian Museum of Art
    • Yerevan History Museum
    • The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
    • Sergei Parajanov Museum
    • House-Museum of Aram Khachaturian
    • Khnko Aper Children's Library
    • Center of Contemporary Experimental Art

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