State museum of Georgian folk Songs and Instruments — Attraction in Tbilisi

Very disappointed. Was all excited to see an actual museum focused on the history of music. The gate was closed even tho they were open. If you speak English, there's not much for you but a 3 paragraph paper. Folks who spoke Georgian immediately got a tour. I was left to wonder on my own. There are no plaques or discriptions of the displays. Just waisted 5 lari and gained a grand...

The exhibition of the instruments is kind of interesting, but very small and there is not much information about them. There are only 3 small rooms with georgian , asian and european instruments. As a musician, i have visited similar museums to every country i've been to, and this one had the less things to see. At least, the admission fee is...

Near the epicentre of Tbilisi tourism but tucked away down a gated alley, this small collection of musical instruments offers a glimpse at regional history by intersecting Near Eastern and European traditions. Not a lot of information per sé but a close look at the instruments in question. At only 3 GEL per adult, it’s a fine place to spend half...