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Tbilisi, Georgia
architecture
9/10
entertainments
7/10
nature
8/10
restaurants
8/10
tourist popularity
9/10

Guide to Tbilisi

We really liked Tbilisi for its architecture. Both historical and modern. I would like to separately note how much attention is paid to greenery in the city. The city is very green. The main streets have high-quality landscape design, many coniferous trees are planted, and tall plane trees provide shade from the scorching sun.

I would also like to separately note the Georgian cuisine. It is definitely one of the best in the world. You will need to visit restaurants at least 4-5 times to try the main dishes.

Kura
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A river that runs through the entire city
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Bridge of Peace
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Marjanishvili Square
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Mtatsminda
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Old Tbilisi
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Rike Park
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Holy Trinity Cathedral
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Gudiashvili Square
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Agmashenebeli Avenue
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Ilia Chavchavadze Avenue
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Metekhi Church
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Jan Shardeni Street
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Adre
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Pasanauri
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MacShaurma
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Watermelon dog
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Orbeliani
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Railway station
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To visit Tbilisi you will need about 3-5 days. And from the city it will be convenient to get to Batumi, where you can swim in the Black Sea. The train ride takes only 5 hours.

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