Silk Museum — Attraction in Tbilisi

The museum was completely empty so I had the whole place just for me, the the entrance is 5 GEL, less than 2 Euros for adults. it's a very old building, is a bit dark inside and actually seems kinda Soviet atmosphere haha. They have a lot of stuff related to the silk production and history. If you like these things you can spend 1h there. I guess is enough to see everything, the museum is 2 floors but they have silk exhibition only in the 2nd one in just...

Of the large-scale buildings erected in Tbilisi in the latter half of the 19th century, the complex of the Caucasian Silk Station was certainly one of the most important. The Caucasian Silk Station was founded in 1887 under the leadership of the renowned naturalist, Nikolay Shavrov. It was with his direct engagement that the complex was built during 1890-1892 at the end of Mikhail Street, what is now Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue, within the...

The museum in Tbilisi is a must-see! The stunning architecture alone is worth the visit. Inside, you'll find rare and gorgeous collections related to sericulture, butterflies, natural dyes, fabrics, and more. The staff is incredibly friendly and professional, enhancing the overall experience.

Highly recommend this gem for anyone visiting Tbilisi.

P.S. The museum is currently under restoration and will reopen in...