Former Archaeology Museum — Local services in Tbilisi

The museum was established in 1988 by the well-known Georgian archaeologist, head of the Tbilisi archaeological expedition, Rostom Abramishvili (1924-1996). The museum houses monuments, discovered by the archaeological excavations in Tbilisi. The chronological frames of the collections are from the V c. B.C. up to the feudal times. In the museum is kept the earliest in the world samples of tinned bronze objects from the Delisi (Tbilisi district) dwelling, dated as 4.000 years old; bronze buckle inlayed with silver decorated with horse rider image; inventory of the Treli royal burials...

Unlike some other reviews suggest, as of February 2023 there are no guards. You can approach the museum freely. There is a motion sensor near the main door, so if your intention is to go inside, keep this in mind.

There is a neolithic village located on a hill behind the museum. Should you visit it, beware. Sometimes there are very aggressive stray dogs atop the hill and they might...

The Former Archeology society in Tbilisi is more than just a building—it's a journey into architectural brilliance! Built in the Brutalist style, it's a must-see if you're into unique buildings. The design is so different and cool that it reminds you of something from movies like Dune or Star Wars. If you're in Tbilisi and love architecture, you'll want to make sure this place is...