Angiomyomatous hamartoma of the lymph node is a benign vascular disorder of unknown etiopathogenesis. Thisrare disease particularly involves inguinal lymph nodes.Cervical involvement very rare. This lesion characterizedby lenfoid tissue replacement by blood vessels, smoothmuscle and fbrous tissue. We present a case of a 40- year old male with cervical painful mass who underwentan excisional biopsy. The excised specimen consisted ofa lymph node covered with fatty tissue, measuring 2.1cm in diameter. On microscopic examination, the lymphnode tissue was replaced by haphazardly dispersedthick-walled vessels and smooth muscle cells in a fbrousstroma. Although angiomyomatous hamartoma of lymphnodes is very rare, its recognition is important for differential diagnosis from malignant and benign tumors of lymphnodes.