I had the pleasure of visiting Metekhi Bridge during my trip to Tbilisi in August 2023, and it was a delightful experience. This historic bridge offers more than just a passage across the river; it provides a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of Tbilisi.
Walking across the bridge is a must-do activity, allowing you to soak in the stunning views of the river and surrounding area. As the oldest bridge in Tbilisi, it carries with it a wealth of history and stories that enrich the experience.
One of the highlights of the bridge is the Saint Abo Church, which stands as a testament to the multicultural heritage of Tbilisi. Its architecture is captivating, and exploring its intricacies adds an extra layer of depth to the visit.
Overall, Metekhi Bridge is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Tbilisi. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply looking for a picturesque stroll, this bridge has something to offer for everyone. Highly...
Read moreMetekhi Bridge in named after St. One hundred thousand Georgian martyrs and is located in the old part of Tbilisi, on the river Mtkvari, near the Metekhi temple. The bridge offers excellent views of the city and is one of the most popular places in Tbilisi. Apart from the Metekhi Cathedral on the edge of the cliff, the most important and large-scale monuments - Narikala Fortress, Kartli Mother and the diverse architecture of old Tbilisi - can be seen. The beautiful view from the bridge unfolds at night, the illuminated city reflected on the water is magical and unforgettable. There is a wine cellar and Queen Darejan Palace, a Meidan with colorful carpets and carved balconies, Abanotubani, the Tbilisi History Museum and many...
Read moreProbably one of the most visited/passed on bridges of Tbilisi mainly because it is right in the down town area of Tbilisi. Location is just great as well by having the ‘I Love You Tbilisi’ sign, Sion Cathedral, Rike Park, Statue of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, and way more locations nearby. You can also take stairs that lead downwards at the sides of the...
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