Tbilisi

Museum housed in a restored 19th-century caravanserai, featuring extensive collections that document the historical development, cultural heritage, and daily life of the capital.

Museum housed in a 19th-century palace featuring a vast collection of Georgian theatrical, cinematic, and fine art artifacts spanning several centuries of cultural history.

Private museum featuring a collection of vintage Soviet-era automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles, showcasing the history of automotive manufacturing in the former Soviet Union.

Museum housing a significant collection of Georgian fine art, including medieval icons, goldsmith works, and pieces from the national treasury.

Main cathedral of the Georgian Orthodox Church, this landmark complex features a prominent golden dome and serves as a significant center for religious life.

Monumental complex featuring sixteen massive bronze and copper pillars depicting scenes from the life of Christ and the history of the Georgian nation.

Ancient fortress overlooking the city, featuring defensive walls dating back to the 4th century and the reconstructed St. Nicholas Church within its grounds.

Monumental aluminum statue depicting a woman in traditional dress holding a sword for enemies and a bowl of wine for friends, symbolizing the national character.