Tbilisi Ethnographical Museum
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The Tbilisi Ethnographical Museum allows visitors to see the traditional Georgian style of living. In this open-air museum, all the regions of Georgia stand together. Visitors can see traditional Georgian handicraft and see how Georgians lived and cooked until electricity found its way here.
There are iron boilers hung by a chain over hearths and earthenware frying pans that are smoked due to frequent use. Visitors can see the intricate wooden balconies carved with various ornaments, looking as though they are waiting for the return of the host. From the museum you see breathtaking views as it sits on Mtatsminda Mountain, between Vake Park and Tortoise's Pond (Kus Tba).
There are iron boilers hung by a chain over hearths and earthenware frying pans that are smoked due to frequent use. Visitors can see the intricate wooden balconies carved with various ornaments, looking as though they are waiting for the return of the host. From the museum you see breathtaking views as it sits on Mtatsminda Mountain, between Vake Park and Tortoise's Pond (Kus Tba).
- Duration: 3 hour(s)
- Location: Tbilisi
Our itinerary consists of Tbilisi Ethnographical Museum. After visiting the museum we can walk through Tortoise's Pond or sit in one of the cafes near it.
