Gyumri Railway Station is one of the prominent landmarks of Gyumri, Armenia, embodying the historical and architectural heritage of the city. Constructed in the Russian Imperial style, the station building showcases classic ornamental designs and reflects the historical significance of the Transcaucasian Railway of which it was a part. The station has played a critical role in Gyumri's economy, linking the city to various destinations within Armenia and neighboring countries. Over the years, Gyumri Railway Station has borne witness to the city’s resilience, especially following the devastating earthquake in 1988 which caused considerable damage to the city including the rail infrastructure. Despite this, the station has been restored and continues to serve as a vital hub for transportation and trade. Today, passengers at the station are greeted with the old-world charm of the structure, while benefiting from the functional aspects of the railway services that operate from here, including connections to the capital, Yerevan, and international routes.
It’s the worst experience I have ever had traveling by train. I went from Yerevan to Gyumri and from Gyumri to Yerevan. The first I was informed that I cannot buy tickets online in this age, then foun..
Only a few passengers trains are running here. Small trains to Yerevan and Vanadzor (only a few). The train Yerevan - Tbilisi -Batumi is in summer every day paasing this station. Other part of the yea..