Kartlis Deda is a monument in Georgia's capital Tbilisi. The statue was erected on the top of Sololaki hill in 1958, the year Tbilisi celebrated its 1500th …
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Jan 18, 2025
The statue itself is overhyped I believe, I did not find it particularly interesting. When you go up to it you can't even see it very well and the details are not visible well, you should view the st…Full review by Nubar J
Dec 27, 2024
“The most meaningful statue with the most beautiful view of Tbilisi… A must-see! If Tbilisi leaves a lasting impression, a big part of it is thanks to Kartlis Deda. This statue of a woman dressed in …Full review by asliiiiiiiiii
Oct 25, 2024
Impressive statue. It's beautiful that the symbol of Georgia is a powerful woman. Take the cable car to the statue and also enjoy the extraordinarily beautiful views of the city and the botanical gar…Full review by Ali N
Few questions please ...what's the wether like now? Do we need jackets? Also we r coming business trip have one full day free ...was thinking of mother of Georgia , old town , funicular and aerial cable ride ....doable? Anything better ? Suggestions? And if any can advice sequence ...what's close to the other? Thx!!
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I'm not sure about the current weather as we speak. Anyway, those places that you'd mentioned is within the neighborhood even though some of them ore on the hill of the narikala …
I'm not sure about the current weather as we speak. Anyway, those places that you'd mentioned is within the neighborhood even though some of them ore on the hill of the narikala wall and the rest are below the hill either in front of the wall or on the side of the wall. If you have 1 full day for walking through those places I think it's manageable. My suggestion is : go to to the top of the hill via cable car and visit the those places nearby mother of Georgia. Once you done that area you could walk your way downwards on the side and see the church nearby, then go further down where you could go to the botanical garden, mosque, hamam and all other attractions nearby before heading to the heart of old city.
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