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Liberty Square is again available

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The monuments to Hovhannes Tumanyan and Alexander Spendiaryan removed from the vicinity of Opera House last year have been re-inaugurated in Yerevan's Liberty Square.
The monuments were removed in October 2008 for the construction of an underground parking intended for 500 cars.

The construction realized by a joint project of Renco ArmEstate and ArmProject Ltd was approved by European leading companies.

Each floor of the three-storey parking has 3.06 meters of height.

The building has fire-control system, fire extinguishers and special water tank. Entry and exit are from Tumanyan street.

During the official unveiling Yerevan Mayor Gagik Beglaryan said the construction costs mounted to 4 billion drams.

Interestingly, the parking fee is not known yet. But it is rumored to be 200 AMD per hour.

Photos by Gagik Shamshyan