For one day in Yerevan, start around Nork with Park after Tatul Krpeyan and the Hayk statue, then make a separate outing to Republic Square and the National Gallery of Armenia. The park is about 14 minutes on foot and the statue about 13 minutes from Nork Residence in Yerevan.
- Local stops: Park after Tatul Krpeyan and the Hayk statue.
- Central outing: Yerevan city centre.
- Gallery basics: The National Gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday and Sunday, with different closing times; it is closed Monday.

Start with a short walk near the hotel
The Nork stops make a straightforward first part of a day in Yerevan. Visit the park and statue before heading into central Yerevan, keeping the day in two clear parts: local sights first, then the central square and gallery.

Finding Park after Tatul Krpeyan
Park after Tatul Krpeyan is a green-space stop in Nork. Make it the first stop before continuing to the Hayk statue.
The park’s paths and greenery give this part of the itinerary a different setting from the city-centre square and gallery. Keep the visit flexible, then continue to the statue.

The Hayk statue and nearby stops
The Hayk statue makes another local stop to pair with the park. After seeing it, head to central Yerevan rather than adding distant stops to this local stretch.
How do you get from Nork to central Yerevan?

Republic Square, Yerevan’s central square, is a practical anchor for this part of the day. Its architectural ensemble includes the Government House, the History Museum of Armenia, the National Gallery of Armenia and the Armenia Marriott Hotel.
For a gallery visit, the National Gallery of Armenia is at 1 Aram Street. It opens Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00 to 18:00 and Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00, and is closed Monday.
Adult admission is AMD 2,500; Armenian-citizen schoolchildren, students and pensioners pay AMD 1,250, while listed eligible groups, including children under 12, enter free. The booking office closes 45 minutes before the gallery closes.
Check local access before setting out
Yerevan’s passenger transport operators include the metro, electric transport and buses. If you plan to use transit for the central outing, check the official site before you go; the Yerevan Municipality is the source for municipal transport information. The Yerevan public transport guide covers getting around from Nork.
FAQs
Can you visit Park after Tatul Krpeyan and the Hayk statue on foot?
Yes. Both are within about 15 minutes on foot of Nork Residence, so they can fit into the same local outing.
Is the National Gallery of Armenia open on Mondays?
No. The gallery is closed on Mondays; its opening hours vary between Tuesday through Saturday and Sunday.
What is included in a visit to Republic Square?
Republic Square is Yerevan’s central square, with an architectural ensemble that includes the Government House, the History Museum of Armenia, the National Gallery of Armenia and the Armenia Marriott Hotel.
