Cathedral of Ani

The Cathedral of Ani is an ancient Armenian church built in the 10th century, located in the ruins of Ani, a historic city near Turkey’s border. Renowned for its impressive architecture, it features pointed arches, domes, and stone craftsmanship that reflect Armenia’s rich religious and cultural history. Once a major religious and commercial center, Ani’s cathedral exemplifies medieval Armenian art and engineering. Though now in ruins, it remains a symbol of Armenia’s historical legacy and religious devotion, attracting historians and visitors interested in medieval architecture and the region’s history.