Tbilisi, the center of tourism in Georgia

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - The capital of Georgia and the largest city in it is the city of Tbilisi. It is also one of the oldest and oldest tourist cities in it , and it boasts a group of historical and architectural monuments that highlight its identity.

The founding of the city dates back to the fourth or fifth century AD and its name is due to the hot springs that were built near it, and while it was conquered by the Muslim Arabs in the year 735 AD, the Narikala Castle is considered one of the most famous landmarks, and it is an old fort built with the founding of the city and was expanded from The party of Muslims throughout the ages, and the walls are still witness to that.

Narikala is one of the best and most famous tourist places, and it is considered the heart and soul of the city despite the devastating earthquake that it was exposed to in the nineteenth century, and among its features there is a beautiful luxurious palace inside the fort, as well as the temple and church of St. Nicholas.

The city of Tbilisi also includes a group of historical tourist attractions, most notably the cathedral, which is one of the largest religious buildings around the world, with a beautiful design and a wonderful golden dome.

Visitors should also enter the National Museum of Georgia to learn about the country’s heritage, history and culture. The museum is large and includes a complex consisting of 13 different museums. The Kartflis Dada monument or the statue of Queen Tamara is considered the city’s icon and symbol. The mother of the Georgians ruled Georgia during its golden age.

For art lovers, they can watch great performances at the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre, and for families, the Rick Park entertainment area is one of the best places to take a walk in Tbilisi. It is located on the bank of the Kura River near the Peace Bridge.