Contact: (Tel: 45-97-11, 45-97-12) 

Hours: The museum is open Tues-Sun's 10:00 -15:00, closed Mondays.  
Entrance: Children 50 AMD, Adults 100 AMD.  Guide 100 AMD or included in group visits. 
Transport: B: 32, 42 TB: 2, 4 T: 7. 

Guide Languages: From May-October, guides are available to give tours in English, French and German.   Armenian and Russian are standard.  In the off-season, call one day before and a guide in English, German or French will be waiting for you when you arrive. 

Front of Museum, Street-side: 

The two brass figures are copies of Urartian deities found in the excavations in Armenia.  They bear a striking likeness to Babylonian and Assyrian deities, combining human and animal attributes.  

Downstairs Inner Lobby:  
The inscription on the wall facing the front doors commemorates the opening of the museum and excavation directors.  The museum and site were officially opened to the public in 1968, which was the 2,750th anniversary of the founding of Erebuni.  The city of Yerevan traces its birth to the same date.  Though actually much older, considering earlier versions of the city at Shengavit and Lake Yerevan (4000 BC and 90,000 BC respectively) Erebuni marks the beginning of 2,780 years of continuous inhabitation.

The museum is divided into four central halls arranged around a central courtyard.  The displays are arranged into 15 sections.