Explore the Soviet architecture of Tbilisi on a walking tour
Explore the Soviet architecture of Tbilisi on a walking tour. Discover the stories and legends that shaped the city during the Soviet era and find out what it was really like to live in the Soviet Union.
- Step back in time and explore the Soviet-era architecture of Tbilisi
- Discover the stories and legends that shaped the city during the Soviet era
- See bold examples of modernist and Soviet-era architecture in the city
- Learn about the creativity and ambition that shaped the urban landscape
- Get a local perspective on the impact of the Soviet Union on Georgia
Itinerary
At 9:45, our team member will meet you with the “Authentic Georgia” sign at 4a, P. Ingorokva Street (350 meters away from Liberty Square).
Since 1921, Georgia has been part of the Soviet Union until 1991. These 70 years have had a profound impact on the country, affecting its architecture, lifestyle, mindset and more. Today, we’re lifting the Iron Curtain and letting you travel back in time to fully experience what it was like to live in Soviet Georgia. On the tour, you will see Soviet architecture and hear urban legends from the 20th century. Tbilisi is a great example of brutalist architecture; therefore, take a unique chance to explore the Soviet past, hear the untold stories and get a local perspective. We explore some of the city’s most striking landmarks, showcasing bold examples of modernist and Soviet-era architecture. From monumental government and educational complexes to innovative residential designs and expressive public art, the tour highlights the creativity, ambition, and ideological vision that shaped the urban landscape of the time. Dive into Soviet stories and discover what it was really like to live during the Soviet era.
