The History of Kutaisi

Founded 1,400 years before the birth of Christ, Kutaisi is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is a place of exceptional warmth, humor, and love. People have lived in and around Kutaisi since the Lower Paleolithic period, with the city being the cultural and political center of the country for centuries. In […]

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Parking in Georgia

Parking is simple in Georgia — you can park your vehicle wherever you find a vacant spot. Don’t worry that your car will be unattended in a dark yard, nobody will steal it. Parking is allowed at any place where the vehicle does not obstruct road traffic. While local drivers may disregard this rule, you […]

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The History of Mtskheta

A popular day trip from Tbilisi, historic Mtskheta is sometimes called “Little Jerusalem” on account of the town’s immense cultural and religious significance. The former Georgian capital is also the seat of the Georgian church, and is a veritable living museum with all of the historic sites in and around the town. Mtskheta – The […]

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The History of Telavi

Telavi is the cultural center of Kakheti, a medieval city with a long and complex history, neat architecture, a royal palace, verdant surroundings, modern amenities, and hospitable people. What is There to See in Telavi? Telavi is the proud home of the palace of one of Georgia’s most beloved kings, Erekle II. King Erekle II was a […]

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Petrol and other fuels in Georgia

Petrol is not low-priced, it’s a fact. However, you should not be too quick to feel down when you plan travelling by car in this small yet beautiful country. On the first hand, “not low-priced” does not necessarily mean “hugely expensive”; on the second hand, you will be able to save on other things, such […]

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The History of Mestia

They say it’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey, but can’t it be both? When you visit faraway Mestia, the journey and the destination will vie for your attention and for space in your camera. The road brings you to the foot of the highest peak of Georgia, crown-like Shkhara, and the power […]

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The History of Batumi

Batumi is the best place for a seaside vacation in Georgia, especially during its “velvet season” in early autumn when the weather is warm but not too hot. Forbes Magazine even ranked Batumi in the top five best places to stay at a resort for “velvet season”. However, Batumi is worth visiting any time of […]

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Medical Information

Public Safety Command Center 112 The number, 112, is free to call from any phone, landline, or mobile, using any network. You should call this number immediately if you witness a crime, road or public danger, domestic violence, crisis situation, or experience unexpected health difficulties. The Public Safety Command Center provides an operational response to […]

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Public Airports in Georgia

Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport (IATA: TBS; ICAO: UGTB) Tbilisi International Airport is located 17 kilometers southeast of the capital. To get to the airport from the city, use the #337 municipal bus or a taxi. Find taxis, available 24/7, at the airport entrance. There are regular and charter flights from Tbilisi Airport to 26 […]

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The History of Martvili

The small town of Martvili lies in western Georgia, in the region of Samegrelo. As you walk through this picturesque town, your eye will inevitably be drawn to the monastery built on a spot overlooking the town. This is Chkondidi, a monastery raised by the King David Agmashenebeli (the Builder). What to Do in Martvili […]

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