Soviet, Brutalist architecture of Tbilisi - Georgia

[@jackisonthemap]

Great video looking forward to checking out these places in Tbilisi! 🇬🇪

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment/support and wish you nice and interesting exploration in Tbilisi!

[@jalstravelphotography8109]

Great video with great presentation by Teona. Keep up your great work !!

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment and support

[@sbadrawi2011a]

Thank you! I did not know that there is another cable car in Tbilisi! Where is this cable car located?

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment. This cable car is located in Saburtalo neighborhood near Maglivi university campus (I will add the links also)🙂

[@sbadrawi2011a]

Thank you!🥰@@tbilisilocalguide-Teona

[@KingLastPlace]

Great video! I'm visiting Tbilisi in May and planning to take photographs around the city and hiking in the mountains. I know basic Russian and I'm hoping to practice more, will this me enough to meet people and navigate the city?

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment. Young generation speaks English as well so there shouldn’t be any communication issue 🙂 Wish you nice stay and exploration!

[@aregranhaug8617]

Tbilisi Central Rail Station is both beautiful and horrifying - brutalist. Looks like something from Bladerunner. Very much worth seeing as a visitor to Tbilisi!

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment. Yes, tbilisi rail station also worth to visit as well as Ortachalashi bus station with its unique mosaics . There are still quite many interesting spots in Georgia for this thematic and travelers who are interested in this direction will definitely get impressed

[@MarkusGeheim]

Gamarjoba! Madloba 🙂 (I don't remember much georgian. Learned a bit 16 years ago)

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment. That’s nice to hear that you know these important and basic words in Georgian

[@DamirUlovec]

No metro? :)

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thanks for the comment. This video covers some specific places only, not full tour of soviet brutalism. Metro stations are interesting to explore for sure

[@bindermarkus4461]

For my next visit in Tbilisi, remember me the cable car....

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment and for usual support. I hope next time we will be lucky with weather for this cable car ride 🚠

[@esthoosampule129]

Thanks for sharing the wonderful parts of Tablis kindly tell me if someone knows only English and would like to visit Georgian do your nation citizens know English language if yes how many can speak in Tablisie?and how many Georgian can speak English % 10/20+

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment. The young generation speaks English quite well in Tbilisi/Georgia so try to communicate with students who will be glad to brush their language skills as well 🙂

[@esthoosampule129]

@@tbilisilocalguide-Teona what's your name and kindly guide me how to learn little Georgian before visiting blessed Georgia.

[@ChefEarthenware]

I don't like brutalist architecture, but what concerns me more is the amount of graffiti that I have seen in videos about Georgia. Even buildings on the main roads in Tbilisi have graffiti on the walls. Why is this?

[@tbilisilocalguide-Teona]

Thank you for the comment. Yes, there is quite much of graffiti in Tbilisi that has become the popular tendency among youngsters

[@CrazyBRT]

and why is that concerning? there's huge empty spaces on buildings, might as well draw some beautiful art on it and make this gray blocks bit colorful

[@pg618]

The very old architecture is very beautiful but all in all Tbilisi is one of the ugliest cities in the world. All that anti-human Soviet communist architecture.