The most interesting places in Georgia are the museums of Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and the Stalin Museum in Gori - prices, excursions and opening hours.

Address: Tbilisi, Shota Rustaveli Avenue, 3.

Opening hours: from 10 to 16, except Monday.

Cost:

• adults 3 lari (69 rubles);
• students 0.5 lari (11.51 rubles);
• schoolchildren 0.5 lari (11.51 rubles);
• children under 6 years old are free.

The official website of the museum: http://museum.ge/.

Main Museum of Georgia presents to your attention authentic collections of gold and silver objects of the pre-Christian period, which are stored in the Treasury of the museum, including amazing cups and bowls, jewelry and items of royal decoration, ancient coins. Here you will also visit the hall dedicated to ancient carpets of Iranian, Turkmen, Afghan and Azerbaijani production, as well as an impressive collection of weapons of the 19th century.

The National Museum presents world-famous art collections and dynamic exhibitions about the wonderful world of culture, science and education. The exhibition contains evidence of the existence of the oldest man in Eurasia, samples of magnificent medieval and Christian art, as well as stunning jewelry from the ancient land of Colchis.

Special attention should be paid to modern paintings by Georgian artists and masterpieces of Eastern, Western European and Russian decorative and applied art.

Address: Tbilisi, Lado Gudiashvili str., 1.

Opening hours: from 10:00 to 16:00, except Monday.

Cost:

• adults 3 lari (69.05 rubles);
• schoolchildren 1 GEL (23.02 rubles);
• children under 6 years old are free.

Here, as well as in the National Museum, there is a Treasury where various gold and silver objects, products made of cloisonne enamel of the Christian era will make an indelible impression on you. Russian Russian icons of the 16th century, Flemish and German portraits of the 18th century, paintings by great Russian painters such as Repin, Kandinsky and Serov will attract your attention here. Examples of fine art of the Renaissance and later works of Western Europe, Russia and Georgia, among which there are Russian icons of the 16th century, Flemish and German portraits of the 18th century, paintings by great Russian painters such as Repin, Kandinsky and Serov. Special attention in The Museum of Art pay attention to the halls where the works of the Georgian primitive artist Niko Pirosmani are exhibited.

Then you will learn about some museums of the city of Batumi.

Address: Batumi, Chincharadze str., 4. Opening hours: from 10:00 to 18:00.

Cost:

• adults and children 2 lari (46.03 rubles);
• guide services 5 lari (115.08 rubles).

Exposition museum he will demonstrate stuffed wild animals, archaeological finds, Arab forged products and ancient weapons. In addition, among all the exhibits there is an exhibition dedicated to the tea industry, thanks to which you will learn the story of a Chinese merchant who became the first founder of tea plantations in the Adjara region.

The museum fund stores more than 180 thousand exhibits, among which the manuscript department and the scientific library stand out. The exhibition presents ancient manuscripts in Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian and other languages, as well as more than 60 thousand ancient books in a single copy in the world. The central artifact is an eighteen-meter skeleton of a whale, which was presented to the museum in 1962.

Next, we will tell you about the expositions of the Museum of Art and the Museum of History and Ethnography of the city of Kutaisi.

Address: Kutaisi, Shota Rustaveli Avenue, 8.

Opening hours: from 10:00 to 17:00, except Monday.

Special attention should be paid to the exposition of this museum, because the best collection of Georgian art is exhibited here. Be sure to see the paintings of David Kakabadze, Elena Akhvlediani, Lado Gudiashvili and Robert Ivanovich Sturua, who was the father of the famous theater director Robert Sturua. There are also portraits of Niko Pirosmani, a representative of Georgian primitivism.