Monuments to visit Georgia

Inaugurated in spring 2010, this curious glass and metal gateway, built by an Italian architect, is President Saakashvili's personal project, emblematic of his aesthetic taste. It has created a serious contrast to the old town, and its presence here has been the subject of intense controversy. Only a pedestrian, it must serve what will come on the esplanade of Riké - a shopping Centre. Its form, which must remember that of a bird or fish, is worth its popular nickname, which refers naturally to sanitary napkins… 

One of the relics of the past, interesting to see, even more panoramic seen on the other side of the Aragvi than close: the fortress of Mtskhéta, dating from the th century. It's half in ruins, you can climb it easily.

On the left bank of the Kura in Issani (after Avlabari to the east), is the monstrous and eccentric palace of Marriages which was the office of civil ceremonies in Soviet times. It is omnipresent in the landscape in this part of the city, on both sides of the Kura. It was completed in 1984, incorporating vaguely the silhouette of a church. In the 1990 s, he was sold to the sulfureux Sulfureux Sulfureux Billionaire, who was deceased, who made his residence in Georgia. Since 2009, the palace has become a municipal office for weddings.

The huge hall of this huge Soviet theatre was transformed by the actor and TV player "Nothing", a star from Telavi, into a kind of entertainment centre, including in addition to the theatre a café, exhibitions linked to the Kakhétie and souvenir stores. One of the living centres of the city now.

It has recently been restored; they are in fact resting places (theoretically for children) that can be very pleasantly used as a hotel.