Armenia is a country with a valuable cultural heritage. Not only its nature, but also the ancient architecture attracts tourists. Armenians have always had religious beliefs. This can be attested to by the many churches from different centuries. Since they embraced Christianity, Armenians began to build churches, cathedrals, and monasteries throughout the country. Christians always go to church. The power of faith is very powerful. To this day, Armenians still use unique architectural methods to build churches. Each of them has its own style and the peculiarities of its name. Each church has its own history and tells a lot about the life of armenians.
St. Gregory's Cathedral is one of the evidences of Armenian fidelity to their religion. This is the main church in Yerevan. The location of the cathedral is in the canton of Kentrunn.
In the 1700th year of the adoption of Christianity as the state religion in Armenia, a majestic church was built in Yerevan. It is built in the classical architectural style. In the church, about 2500 believers can be accommodated to pray together. It is a church complex consisting of three churches: The Church of Our Lady, the Church of St. Tyridatus and the Church of St. Queen Ashkena. In Armenian church architecture, churches with central domes are common. St. Gregory's Cathedral is the largest of the Armenian churches. Below the church, there is the monument to St. Gregory, the library, the hall of ceremonies and lectures, the studio. The Church of St. Tiridates and st. Ashkena are used for ceremonies, especially weddings, baptisms and requiems.