Svetitskhoveli Cathedral

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Samtavro's Convent

Organic and healthy, Georgian cuisine made from carefully selected ingredients is great

No.12 of Local Restaurants in Tbilisi

Georgia style, beautiful space, and terrace to view, very good place

No.7 of Local Restaurants in Tbilisi

Cafe Floria

Very beautiful restaurant, definitely come and try it

Returning from Armenia to Tbilisi, Georgia, as we fly to Kazakhstan in Tbilisi, and continue to play in Tbilisi during the night by plane. UNESCO-listed Unesco World Heritage Site of the ancient city of Mtsjeta was established at the intersection of the ancient trade routes of the Georgian dynasty during the bronze age and at the confluence of two rivers. The ancient city was the capital of the Georgian dynasty until the fifth century, when the Georgian dynasty moved to Tbilisi. As a religious center, the ancient city of Mtsjeta followed the 11th century church dome and cross-shaped plane architecture. The ancient city of Mtsjeta is a classic example of medieval church architecture and a witness to the fine arts and culture of the Georgian dynasty. On the top of the mountain near the ancient city of Mtskhta, overlooking the panoramic view of the ancient city of Mtskhta, the oldest church in the ancient city of Mtskhta, built between 585 and 604 AD, the worship of the cross is a symbol of the piety of the Georgians. This is also reflected in the church name (&quot;Tivari&quot; is the meaning of the cross). [God&#39;s castle] is a historically traceable early Iron Age, located on a towering rock cliff, on the castle overlooking the banks of the Mukovali River. The cave city is carved out of natural sand and stone and covers an area of eight hectares, which has long raised millions of Georgians. The cave city, despite years of wind and rain, and even the threat of earthquakes, is still magnificent and still a model of the perfect combination of pagan and Christian architectural style. The cave city

I love the food here, it&#39;s delicious, come here and try it!

Cafe Floria

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