Cathedral of the Holy Martyrs

The Cathedral of the Holy Martyrs stands as a solemn tribute to history's sacrifices.

Construction commenced in December 2010, completed in 2015, and marks the cathedral for the Ordinariate for Armenia, Georgia, Russia, and Eastern Europe of the Armenian Catholic Church. Its architectural style reflects Armenian cultural and historical values, honoring the martyrs of the Armenian genocide through its name change from 'Holy Cross' to 'Holy Martyrs'.

Key Highlights

🕍 Unique Architectural Design: The cathedral showcases distinct Armenian architectural features, creating a serene environment for reflection.

🕊️ Historical Significance: A monument to the memories of the martyrs, it plays a crucial role in Armenian Catholic identity.

🌄 Nearby Attractions: Located near the Dzitoghtsyan Museum, visitors can explore cultural heritage alongside the cathedral.

Accessible to all, the cathedral invites tourists, families, and historians to explore this significant symbol of remembrance.