List of castles in Armenia

Castles located in the Republic of Armenia.

• Aghjkaghala Castle
• Aghli Berd
• Aghtamir Fortress
• Alberd
• Amberd - Fortress built by the Urartians now obsolete; present fortifications were built during the 7th through 13th centuries; captured by Mongol invaders in 1236.
• Ardar Davit
• Arin Berd - Also known as Erebuni Fortress.
• Aruj's Fortress
• Baghaberd
• Berdakar
• Berdavan Fortress - Most likely built between the 10th and 11th centuries; 17th-century reconstruction with church nearby (Tavush Province, Armenia).
• Berdidash
• Berdi Dosh
• Berdi Glukh
• Berdkunk - Located along Lake Sevan.
• Bjni Fortress - Built from the 9th to 10th centuries; fortress of the Pahlavuni family (11th-13th centuries) and possibly the Zakharyan family (13th-14th centuries) as well (Kotayk Province, Armenia).
• Boloraberd - Commonly known as Proshaberd.
• Bruti Berd
• Dashtadem Fortress
• Dashti-ler Fort
• Dzernak Fortress
• Erebuni Fortress - Also known as Arin Berd and Yerevani Berd; Massive Urartian fortress (Erebuni Masiv, Yervan, Armenia).
• Ertij Fort - Built during the 13th century upon a hilltop (Vayots Dzor Province, Armenia).
• Garni Berd - Ancient fortress since Urartian times, also houses the Garni Temple.
• Geghi Berd - Also known as Kakavaberd.
• Ghalinjakar - Commonly known as Berdavan Fortress.
• Ghaluchay Fort
• Ghslakh Fortress
• Halidzor Fortress - Built in the 17th century to serve as a nunnery, later David Bek's fortress where he is buried (Syunik Province, Armenia).
• Heghi Dar
• Hnaberd Fortress
• Horom Citadel - Ancient Bronze Age through Urartian fortification (Shirak Province, Armenia).
• Hraskaberd
• Ishkanaberd - Formerly Teyseba, now commonly known as Odzaberd.
• Ishkanats Amrots
• Kaftarli Fort
• Kakavaberd - Also known as Geghi Berd; 9th-10th-century fortress in the Khosrov State Reserve (Ararat Province, Armenia).
• Kapuyt Berd
• Karmir Berd - Fortified settlement from the end of the 2nd millennium BC, located along the right bank of the Hrazdan River (Yerevan, Armenia).
• Kayan Berd
• Khoshap
• Kosh Fortress - Churches are located within the complex.
• Lori Berd
• Matsnaberd
• Meghri Fortress
• Metsep Fortress
• Mrtbi Dzor
• Odzaberd - Also known as Teyseba referring to the Urartian fortified city, and Ishkanaberd after it was rebuilt at a later time; Now the name refers to the ruins of the city.
• Proshaberd - Also known as Boloraberd; 13th-century fortress captured by the Persians (Vayots Dzor Province, Armenia).
• Sardari Berd - Built between 1807-1828 by Sardari Iravani; captured by the Russians during the Russo-Persian War (1826–1828) (Armavir Province, Armenia).
• Smbataberd - Likely founded in the 5th century and extensively fortified during the 9th-10th centuries (Vayots Dzor Province, Armenia).
• Solyani Fort
• Tavush Fortress
• Teishebaini - The site of a Urartian city located within modern Yerevan.
• Teyseba - Also known as Odzaberd; A Urartian fortress and city near Lake Sevan and the village of Tsovinar (Gegharkunik Province, Armenia).
• Tsamakaberd Fortress
• Tsitsernakaberd - Once an Iron Age fortress, now the modern Armenian Genocide Memorial (Yerevan, Armenia).
• Ushiberd - Iron Age Fortress located just outside the village of Ushi (Aragatsotn Province, Armenia).
• Vanki Amrots
• Vorotnaberd - Used during the medieval era and served as one of Davit Bek's fortresses (Syunik Province, Armenia).
• Yerevani Berd - Commonly known as Erebuni Fortress.
• Yergevanits Fortress
• Yervandakert Fortress
• Zeva Fortress
• Zhami Dar

See also

• List of castles
• List of castles in Nagorno-Karabakh Republic