Cities of Georgia. One of the oldest and largest cities of western Georgia - Kutaisi. The architectural sights of the city.
Before you go to Kutaisi, read the blog "MadLoba". It contains information about the city, its infrastructure, transportation, weather conditions and main attractions. Based on the data you will be able to plan a tourist itinerary, not to miss the main attractions
Rest in Kutaisi⬇️
Kutaisi is one of the oldest and largest cities in western Georgia with a population of 150 thousand people, which is located on the two banks of the Rioni River.
The city is famous for its extraordinary beauty, as is the whole of Georgia. It is located in a very rocky terrain, which gives the city even more peculiarity.
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Kutaisi sights
Kutaisi is famous for its attractions. On the territory of the city there are many different architectural structures. The main of them is considered to be the Bagrat Temple - a large-scale ancient cathedral, which is located on the hill Ukemerion.
Also worth noting is Gelati Monastery, Bagrati Cathedral, Sataplia and Prometheus Caves, Ubisi Monastery, Mtsvane-Kvavi complex, Motsameta Monastery, Gelati Monastery.
Weather in Kutaisi
The weather in Kutaisi is very humid, in the spring and fall very cold and gusty winds rage here, there are heavy torrential rains, they are so strong that they cause the Rioni River to overflow, so some streets of the city are flooded with water.
The winter in Kutaisi, surprisingly, is quite warm, about +7-8 degrees, with little snow. The average winter temperature is 4-6 degrees above zero. Summer temperatures are 20-27 degrees, but in August the temperature often reaches 30 degrees.
City transport
Urban transport in Kutaisi is virtually no different from urban transport in the leading countries of the world. Very comfortable buses and shuttles, which run without delays on assigned routes.
There are several train stations in the city, and you can get to the international airport by cab. The distance from the city is only fourteen kilometers.
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