Rustaveli Avenue and Freedom Square, Georgia

Rustaveli  Avenue is the central street of the city, featuring many important buildings along the way. here we have  Rustaveli Metro station and the  statue of Shota Rustaveli which is admired by many locals, he was  a medieval poet who wrote The Knight in the Panter’s Skin. along the way to freedom square there is  Tbilisi State Opera and Ballet Theater, Rustaveli Theater, the Parliament building, National Gallery and several museums. the avenues length is approximately 1.5 kilometes. Here many of the governmental, cultural and business facilities are located.

Freedom Square has always been the epicenter of the city which underwent many restorations and name changes. Before it was named after Lenin, but today squares central monument of George is dedicated to the independence of Georgian nation.

Named after a famous medieval Georgian poet “Shota Rustaveli”, it is a charming culturally rich street, and you have to spend some time just walking around the avenue.
The street starts at Freedom/Liberty Square, running along for about 1.5 KM, and along its sides, you will find some of the most important and magnificent buildings of Tbilisi, such as the "Parliament of Georgia", the "Kashveti St. George Church", the "Rustaveli Theater", the "Georgian National Museum", the "Tbilisi Opera House", as well as a lot of hotels, restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops…etc. such a lovely experience.