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Freedom squareSioni streetMedea

Children at the circus Metro station Varketili

Merab Berdzenishvili - The Muse 1972 Tbilisi concert hallGeorgian National Academy of Sciences Rustaveli avenue

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Wallace Drinking fountain

(designed by Charles-Auguste

Lebourg) Tbilisi Spiritual Seminary Park

Baratashvili Street

Fountain Park Mushtaidi

Grand Hotel was the hotel where in 1901 was shot the Norwegian writer,

famous for her liaisons with

various prominent artists, Dagny Juel.

She was the model for some of

Munch's most significant works

Leselidze Street, Arabesque

Art nouveau

door

Pigeons Fountain in front of state chancellery of Georgia building The sculptor - Zurab Tsereteli

Mtatsminda Amusement Park offer a splendid view over the city

The Funicular is a great way to get to Mtatsminda Park. The restored station is in Chonkadze Street and the cost for a return journey is currently 2 GEL.

The heroes of the film Mimino - Zurab Tsereteli

The heroes of the film Mimino - Zurab Tsereteli

One of the cultural attractions of the Old City is Tbilisi State Marionette Theatre, created and managed by Revaz Gabriadze, a script writer of many Soviet cult movies, such as "Kin-dz-dza!", "Mimino" and many others

Revaz Gabriadze is a multitalented

artist - a writer and a playwright,

a director, a designer, a

painter and a sculptor

Revaz Gabriadze has designed the theatre building as an eclectic fusion of forms

and materials, yet unmistakably putting his very

heart into this project

The theatre has turned into one of

the most intriguing tourist

attractions in Tbilisi with

performances taking place there

on weekends

A remarkable piece in its repertoire is "The Battle of Stalingrad", performed there for already 18 years

Pushkin park, fountain

Pushkin park, fountain

Orbeliani square, “Sound of spring” fountain by Irakli Tsuladze (Georgian, 1973)

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ni s

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of s

prin

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Orbeliani square, “Sound of spring” fountain by Irakli Tsuladze (Georgian, 1973)

The Marx Engels Lenin Institute during the Soviet era

The Marx Engels Lenin Institute during the Soviet era

Rustaveli cinema, 1939

Rustaveli cinema - sculptures by Valentin Topuridze and Shota Mikatadze representing different social groups

Near Sioni church there is a

monument to the Georgian poet -

ashug (a bard who composed and

performed his own and folk songs of

Caucasian peoples), a singer Ietim Gurji (1875-1940) (sculptor

D.Mikatadze, 1985)

Tbilisi, Leonidze St, National bank

of Georgia Architect M. Ohajanov

(1913)

Tbilisi, Leonidze St, National bank

of Georgia Architect M. Ohajanov

(1913)

Tbilisi, Leonidze St, National bank of Georgia Architect M. Ohajanov (1913)

Vartsikhe street, architect S. Kldiashvili (1902)

G. Kikodze street, Mantashev House

Giant piano in Rike Park on the left bank of the Mtkvari river at the foot of the Peace Bridge

Heroic statue of a half

naked Soviet female

warrior in the 9th of April Park in the Tbilisi city

centre

Monument “Man And Sun” (80m high), from 1981 by Georgian-Russian sculptor Zurab Tsereteli

Fauntain

Many Georgians, were not entirely thrilled with the number of fountains in Tbilisi as they were built by a previous president (Saakashvili) “for tourists”, they would much rather have had that money spent elsewhere. 

Café Gallery Konka StationNamed because of the old renovated tram parked outside, this is a café bar with inside seating in two rooms and a large wooden deck used during the summer.

Statue of Saint Nino overlooking Tbilisi, (19m high) by Zurab Tsereteli (1988 – 1994)

Saint Nino, Equal to the Apostles and the Enlightener of Georgia, (c. 296 – c. 338 or 340), was a woman who preached Christianity in Georgia

Tbilisi, Atoneli Steet 29

Tbilisi, Atoneli Steet 29

Tbilisi, Atoneli Steet 29

Roma street

Tbilisi, Ganja gateway 300 Aragveli Memorial

A monument to the 300 Aragvians, authored by A. Bakradze, was erected in 1959 at the place where remnants of the graves of those who died in 1795 defending Tbilisi against the invading Qajar army were unearthed

On 27 June 2008, the Holy Synod of the Georgian Orthodox Church canonized the "300 Aragvians, clergy, and laymen perished in the battle of Krtsanisi of 1795" as "holy martyrs"

copy of a statue found during archaeological excavations in Kolkhida lowland belonging to the Kolkhida  bronze culture.

Monument to the 300 men of Aragvi

Vake Park fountain

Memorial of Glory, Vake Park dedicated to the people killed in the World War II

Sculptural structures "Requiem" was completed in 1981 - 1985 by Gogi Ochiauri

Memorial of Glory, Vake Park dedicated to the people killed in the World War II

Text and pictures: InternetCopyright: All the images belong to their authors.

Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanuwww.slideshare.net/michaelasandahttp://www.authorstream.com/michaelasanda/

Sound: Ananuri - Georgian folklore ensemble - Verkhvis potoli

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