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You can find a lot at the farmers' market in Kutaisi if you take your time. The fresh fruit is highly recommended!

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The monastery is located on a clifftop promontory above the Tskalzitela River. It is accessible only by foot. The site was of strategic importance early on, so much so that defensive fortifications existed here even before the monastery was built. Today, the monastery is a popular pilgrimage and wedding destination.

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Closed on renovation since autumn 2023. Still closed so far

Graffiti Gallery

Great place with fantastic views and history!

We were there at night. Great view of Kutaisi

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Large selection of food at very low prices

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The ensemble in the middle of the large square is very impressive. We were there at night and the square was full of honking cars celebrating Georgia's victory against the Czech Republic in the football match

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This place is worth visiting for the views of the canyon and the walkway.

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As of April 2024. The path is closed for renovation. Should be reopened (at some point) in May. The suspension bridge is currently not hanging...

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Great view over Kutaisi, the redesign of the cathedral is debatable.

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White Bridge - is located in the central part of Kutaisi, in the old part of the city, on the river Rioni. It is one of the most beautiful bridges in Kutaisi, its construction began in 1850 and ended in 1852, Project author was a military engineer Vite. In 1860 it was destroyed and by 1870 it was possible to make a bridge restoration project. Metal parts of the bridge, as well as railing, was painted white and the newly restored bridge was called a "white bridge". At present, it is a pedestrian bridge. The river's white stones go well with the bridge. This place is for dating of lovers. The boys in order to prove their love had to jump from the bridge into the river. The men were judged by their jumping from the bridge. There is a similar story of legend: director Kote Marjanishvili saw a boy who jumped from the white bridge. It was a happy meeting of director Kote Marjanishvili and future great actor Giorgi Shavgulidze. Source: https://georgiantravelguide.com/en/white-bridge

If you want to be enchanted by a lot of local color, you definitely shouldn't miss the market in the Kutaisi market hall. The market here is one of the largest and most colorful in all of Georgia. The stalls are full of regional specialties such as cheese, walnuts, spices, herbs, wine and churchkhela - string-strung walnuts in grape caramel. Presently, the sight of them takes some getting used to as they are more reminiscent of candles - but the Georgian specialty is damn tasty. Source: https://www.online-reiseinfos.de/reisen-nach-georgien-was-sollte-man-unconditionally-gehen-haben.php

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Kutaisi Central Garden "Boulevard" - a walk and leisure place in the city center. The garden was planted in 1821 with decorated plants included vineyard, fruit trees, and garden. At the beginning of the last century, the central park of the city was not just for walking, but it was a gathering place of public figures and was called "Kutaisi Parliament". Kutaisi Boulevard has a shape of a square, ending with two alleys. The garden is crossed with an additional two more alleys which form the shape of a cross. In Boulevard there is a monument to Akaki Tsereteli, Zakaria Paliashvili, Ishkhneli sisters and a Memorial of April 9. Source: georgiantravelguide.com/en/kutaisi-boulevard

Kutaisi Central Garden "Boulevard" - a walk and leisure place in the city center. The garden was planted in 1821 with decorated plants included vineyard, fruit trees, and garden. At the beginning of the last century, the central park of the city was not just for walking, but it was a gathering place of public figures and was called "Kutaisi Parliament". Kutaisi Boulevard has a shape of a square, ending with two alleys. The garden is crossed with an additional two more alleys which form the shape of a cross. In Boulevard there is a monument to Akaki Tsereteli, Zakaria Paliashvili, Ishkhneli sisters and a Memorial of April 9. Source: https://georgiantravelguide.com/en/kutaisi-boulevard

Kutaisi drama theatre is the main attraction of the city’s central square. It was built in the 1950s, although the history of Kutaisi theatre began 100 years earlier. The first play was performed in 1861. Many famous Georgian artists and founders of Georgian theatre started their careers in this theatre. Source: kutaisi.travel/en/what-to-see/lado-meskhishvili-state-drama-theatre

Kutaisi is the third largest city in Georgia, and there are also a lot of sights to discover in this city. The "Colchis Fountain" on the central David Agmashenebeli (David the Builder) Square refers to Georgia's great culture, which dates back to ancient times. According to legend, the Argonauts - the best heroes of Greece - under their leader Jason once traveled to the land of the Colchians to get the legendary "Golden Fleece". The magician Medea helped them. In any case, the fact is that the oldest gold mines in the world were found in Georgia. The fantastic gold and bronze works (including jewelry, pendants, animal figures and others) that are up to 5,000 years old can be admired in the National Museum of Georgia (in Tbilisi). The figures on the edge of the fountain represent (enlarged) replicas of these ancient finds; the fountain is crowned by a pair of gold-plated horses. There is also a male bronze figure sitting on the edge of the fountain, holding a drinking horn in his hand. This is also an enlarged copy of a sculpture from the 7th century that was found during archaeological excavations. It represents the "Tamada" - the master of the table or ceremonies at a Georgian banquet. The Tamada ensures that the festival runs smoothly and, above all, that the typical toasts are made. Not a drop of wine is drunk without a toast being raised! Source: brunnenturmfigur.de/index.php?cat=Fountains%20und%20Wasserspiele%2Fin%20aller%20Welt&page=Tbilisi%20und%20Kutaisi%20%28Georgien%29

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Kutaisi drama theatre is the main attraction of the city’s central square. It was built in the 1950s, although the history of Kutaisi theatre began 100 years earlier. The first play was performed in 1861. Many famous Georgian artists and founders of Georgian theatre started their careers in this theatre. Source: https://kutaisi.travel/en/what-to-see/lado-meskhishvili-state-drama-theatre

Kutaisi is the third largest city in Georgia, and there are also a lot of sights to discover in this city. The "Colchis Fountain" on the central David Agmashenebeli (David the Builder) Square refers to Georgia's great culture, which dates back to ancient times. According to legend, the Argonauts - the best heroes of Greece - under their leader Jason once traveled to the land of the Colchians to get the legendary "Golden Fleece". The magician Medea helped them. In any case, the fact is that the oldest gold mines in the world were found in Georgia. The fantastic gold and bronze works (including jewelry, pendants, animal figures and others) that are up to 5,000 years old can be admired in the National Museum of Georgia (in Tbilisi). The figures on the edge of the fountain represent (enlarged) replicas of these ancient finds; the fountain is crowned by a pair of gold-plated horses. There is also a male bronze figure sitting on the edge of the fountain, holding a drinking horn in his hand. This is also an enlarged copy of a sculpture from the 7th century that was found during archaeological excavations. It represents the "Tamada" - the master of the table or ceremonies at a Georgian banquet. The Tamada ensures that the festival runs smoothly and, above all, that the typical toasts are made. Not a drop of wine is drunk without a toast being raised! Source: https://www.brunnenturmfigur.de/index.php?cat=Brunnen%20und%20Wasserspiele%2Fin%20aller%20Welt&page=Tbilisi%20und%20Kutaisi%20%28Georgien%29

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In 1994, the cathedral, together with the Gelati Monastery, was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. In 2001 the church was handed over to the Georgian Orthodox Apostles Church. Contrary to ICOMOS' recommendations, the church was reconstructed in its original form and completed in 2012. UNESCO then placed the cathedral on the list of World Heritage in Danger during the construction phase and removed it from the World Heritage Site in 2017, where only the Gelati Monastery remains. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagrati-Kathedrale

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