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The Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, commonly known as Sameba, is an architectural marvel and one of the most significant religious landmarks in Georgia. **Architecture and Design:** Completed in 2004, Sameba Cathedral is an imposing structure that combines traditional Georgian architectural elements with modern design.
Jul 21, 2024 · The Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, commonly known as Sameba, is an architectural marvel and one of the most significant religious landmarks in Georgia. **Architecture and Design:** Completed in 2004, Sameba Cathedral is an imposing structure that combines traditional Georgian architectural elements with modern design.
Sep 6, 2021 · The first opera theater in Transcaucasia opened in 1851 – the interior, designed in Moorish style, is one of the most beautiful, fascinating and elegant theatrical constructions in Tbilisi. When the French writer Alexandre Dumas traveled to Tbilisi in 1858 and visited the opera, he wrote a whole chapter about its beauty in one of his books.
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- Fabrika
- Bassiani
- Orbeliani Baths
- Leghvtakhevi Waterfall
- Mtatsminda Park
- Turtle Lake
- Lisi Lake
- Dog Organization Georgia
- The Dry Bridge Market
- Tbilisi Sea
Probably the most famous venue in the whole of Tbilisi, Fabrikais a whole load of different things all crammed into one area. A graffiti-covered hipster haven, Fabrika is mainly a hostel and a cafe. But it’s attached to a courtyard… and surrounding that courtyard, you have lots of cool and quirky eateries, bars, cafes, hangout spots, and more. If y...
Next up, is another nightlife spot… and one of the best, biggest, and most interesting techno clubs on the entire planet. I totally understand that this sort of thing isn’t for everyone… but Tbilisi’s techno scene is intrinsically tied to concepts of freedom, cultural revolution, and self-expression. So a night in Bassiani doesn’t just feel like a ...
Okay, now onto something a little more relaxing. After all the late-night partying, you’ll probably want to spend some time chilling. And Tbilisi’s sulfur baths are the perfect solution. The city is full of various baths (many of them centered in and around Abanotubani, a small part of the Old Town), but the most famous is Orbeliani (also known as ...
Just beyond the baths district described above, there’s a pretty waterfall. I don’t think I’d ever seen a city-center waterfall until I saw this one, and its tucked-away location is an interesting little surprise. Wander beyond the dome-lidded baths and their eggy smell, and you find a narrow path that runs along a thin strip of a river. Follow the...
In and around Tbilisi, there are lots of great green spaces where you can have some excellent outdoor adventures. The most famous of them all is Mtatsminda Park, which looms over the city and dominates its skyline. Home to a ferris wheel, a small theme park, lots of nice walks, and some great places to eat and drink, it’s a popular retreat for fami...
A little more interesting and adventurous than Mtatsminda, Turtle Lake is a decent compromise between adventurous and accessible. At the shores of the lake, there are some restaurants and cafeswith great views and good food and drink. My favorite is Buri BBQ—they do excellent and affordable BBQ-style food, along with great live music nights. Along ...
Of all the well-known outdoor adventures close to the center of Tbilisi, Lisi Lake is the most pretty, interesting and adventurous. For a basic slice of fun, you can walk, run or cycle around the perimeter of the lake (which measures around 2 miles/3.2km). You get pretty views and an easy loop. But if you want to do something a little more interest...
I can’t describe how much I love this place. If you like dogs, it’s 100% one of the best places to visit in Tbilisi, and I recommend it to basically everyone. Right in the middle of nowhere, D.O.G.is a dog shelter which takes care of some of Tbilisi’s less-fortunate canine critters. Some of the shelter’s furry residents are found, and some are hand...
If you’re into antiques, oddities and collectibles (or just weird experiences), I promise you’ll love the Dry Bridge Market. One of the strangest markets I’ve ever seen, you’ll find a ridiculous variety of bizarre stuff here. I’m not usually interested in all this type of stuff, and even I love it—I honestly don’t think I’ve ever seen another place...
Northeast of Tbilisi’s city center, you have Tbilisi Sea (which is actually a giant reservoir, and not part of a sea at all, but let’s not fret over the details). The biggest body of water near the city (and one of the biggest in the entire nation), there are plenty of things you can do here, and you can easily spend the entire day having endless f...
Jul 8, 2016 · The twin metallic buildings were intended as a concert hall and exhibition space, but have been closed since the government changed in 2012. Fuksas also created the nearby Tbilisi Public Service Hall, featuring an innovative roof of overlapping panels. 3. Meeting Mother Georgia. From the Mtkvari's northern bank, a gondola system swings lazily ...
Sep 12, 2019 · 3. Writer’s House of Georgia. Opened in 1905 and located at Machabeli Street in Tbilisi, the Writer’s House of Georgia is an ideal combination of European and Georgian architecture. The building was designed by German architect Carl Zaar, together with Korneli Tatishev and Aleksander Ozerov.
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