The State Museum of Arts of Georgia is a collection of paintings not only of Georgia, but also of the East, Russia and Europe. The …
The National Museum of Georgia is currently a system of several museums, and this building (Rustaveli, house 3) is only part of it …
Tbilisi is a city where history and modernity meet at every step, and the museum palette impresses with diversity. The collections reveal the culture of Georgia, the East, Russia and Europe, offering travelers deep emotional and intellectual discoveries. A visit to Tbilisi museums turns an ordinary walk into a real journey through time and art.
At the center of the museum life of the city are the State Museum of Arts of Georgia with rich collections of paintings of Georgia, East, Russia and Europe; the National Museum of Georgia, which is a system of several branches and located in a historical building on Rustaveli Avenue, house 3; and the Ethnographic Museum in Tbilisi, created by the outstanding academician George Readai and dedicated to folk culture and life. In these institutions you can see rare exhibits and unique expositions: from valuable paintings and archival documents to ethnographic collections and reconstructions of traditional crafts. In the vicinity of Tbilisi, there are regional museum sites and historical estates, which successfully complement the city routes and expand the opportunities for traveling through the culture of the region.
The museum program of the city is active all year round: permanent exhibitions coexist with temporary exhibitions and imported collections, which regularly update the poster. Thematic projects, retrospectives and exhibitions of contemporary art are often held; museums participate in national and international exchanges, conduct educational programs and public lectures. Popular events such as the Night of Museums bring together locals and visitors to the city, and summer and off-season bring the brightest imported displays.
Come to Tbilisi to experience the spirit of the city through its museums: walks through the halls will reveal new facets of history and art. To make the visit rich and convenient, book excursions with private guides: they will make individual routes, tell little-known stories, help avoid queues and make your itinerary through museums truly memorable. Do not postpone the trip - book a tour and discover Tbilisi from a new side.
