Some trivia information might interest you and your viewers- you know that Opera House and the Philharmonic basically the same building and connected, I’m not aware of direct entrance/exit between them, at least there wasn’t one in the old days (45 years or so ago). But there is a maze underground that connects both buildings! My uncle was the head electrician of the opera over 40 years and he took me down there couple of times, we are talking in mid 70’s….. . Quite a place! There were numbers on the walls for directions to go back and forth. Yes, it is truly a masterpiece of architecture for generations to come. Keep up the great work!
Wow, it's cool to know that the Opera House and Philharmonic are basically one building with an underground maze connecting them. Your uncle's experience as an electrician there in the 70s must have been quite an adventure! Thanks for sharing!😊❤😊
@@haikgoomroyan4810 I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Feel free to share your own anecdotes or memories in the comments below the videos. It's always fun to hear different perspectives and experiences. Looking forward to reading them!😊
Some trivia information might interest you and your viewers- you know that Opera House and the Philharmonic basically the same building and connected, I’m not aware of direct entrance/exit between them, at least there wasn’t one in the old days (45 years or so ago). But there is a maze underground that connects both buildings! My uncle was the head electrician of the opera over 40 years and he took me down there couple of times, we are talking in mid 70’s….. . Quite a place! There were numbers on the walls for directions to go back and forth. Yes, it is truly a masterpiece of architecture for generations to come. Keep up the great work!
Wow, it's cool to know that the Opera House and Philharmonic are basically one building with an underground maze connecting them. Your uncle's experience as an electrician there in the 70s must have been quite an adventure! Thanks for sharing!😊❤😊
@@WWMeInYerevan-dh6nk Yes, there are quite amusing stories from those days. I’ll follow your videos- thank you!
@@haikgoomroyan4810 I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Feel free to share your own anecdotes or memories in the comments below the videos. It's always fun to hear different perspectives and experiences. Looking forward to reading them!😊
Date and weather(temperature) please?
As of April 9, 2024, at 5:00 PM, the temperature was 19 degrees Celsius, with the cooler time being 10 degrees Celsius earlier in the day.
@@WWMeInYerevan-dh6nkthanks for your response 🥰
@@SuperMario77 You too☺☺