Architectural Tbilisi
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GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE TOUR
Explore the most impressive architecture of Tbilisi. Here you can find Sulfur bathes called Abanotubani, contemporary skyscrapers, Soviet-era buildings, and traditional Georgian houses with colorful wooden balconies.
The old city, Abanotubani, Tbilisi State Opera House, Writers House, Authored School N6, Biltmore Hotel, and many more…
Duration: about 6 hours.
Price: 50 EUR per person in case of 2 PAX.
Price Include:
• Comfortable transport during the tour.
• English-speaking guide.
• Entrance fee.
Price Exclude/Optional:
• Coffee break at Writers House.
• Lunch at Fabrica.
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Departure Time
10:00 -
Return Time
16:00 -
Dress Code
Casual
Tour Plan
1
Day 1
During the tour you will see:
District sulfur baths and Legvtahevi - By the legend, the foundation of Tbilisi- became from hot sulfur springs. There were also conducted archaeological excavations and were found ancient strata of the city.
- The Palace of Que
- en Darejan in Tbilisi.
- Meskhetian house Tbilisi
- Rezo Gabriadze marionette theatre.
- Orbeliani palace – Nowadays the residence of the President of Georgia.
- A century-old Hotel London in Tbilisi - was built-in 1875. The most attractive part of the hotel was its entrance hall and the stairs. All the stairs were made from luxury Italian marble. The stair railing was made in Germany, and there was a huge chandelier in the center of the main hall.
- Liberty square
- Old city hall
- Money Museum - The building was erected in 1913 (architect M.Ogajanov). When Soviet power was established the building was confiscated and given to the State Bank.
- Writers’ House of Georgia - a perfect blend of European and Georgian architectural styles. The Art-Nouveau mansion once belonged to David Sarajishvili – a famous philanthropist, and founder of Georgian brandy production. German architect Carl Zaar, in collaboration with Aleksander Ozerov and Korneli Tatishev, planned the building, while the exquisite wooden interior belongs to the Georgian craftsman Ilia Mamatsashvili.
- Optional offer: coffee break at Writers’ House of Georgia.
- Authorized School N6 - Historical district Sololaki is worth visiting. Built by architect Alexander Ozerov in 1903-1905, the so-called Georgian Hogwarts has retained its habitual mystical atmosphere up to the present.
- Rustaveli Avenue.
