Europe Square in Tbilisi: History and Features

Europe Square is located on the southern part of Rike Park and the Metekhi Bridge. The sights of Georgia and Tbilisi are located in close proximity to Europe Square. There is a monument to the founder of the Georgian brandy production and social activist David Saradzhishvili on the square.

The most beautiful places of Georgia and the European part of the city of Tbilisi are located next to the European Square. It is there that you can clearly see the flavor of the old culture of Tbilisi, feel its history and admire its beauty. The Wine Ascent, the Jordania Embankment and the Metekhi Ascent, as well as the Rike Park Cable Car lead to Europa Square.

The new square was built in 2005. It is located on a low bank, which often floods. In 1970, local people finally liberated the territory of the square and moved to the Gldani quarter.

If you cross the Metekhi Bridge from the square, you can see the Blue Mosque of old Tbilisi, go to the Karvasla Museum of Georgian History, which keeps archaeological finds, documentary materials, precious art objects.

Europe Square is surrounded by many cozy cafes, restaurants and good hotels. Spend your time usefully and try the famous Georgian cuisine.

There are always a lot of people on Europe Square, both local and guests of the country, because it is very attractive for its colorfulness and individuality. An interesting fact is that a fragment of the Berlin Wall is installed on the square in the form of a monument, only local historical guides know the history of this monument and its secret.

In shape, the square looks like a large ring around which cars are moving. Inside the square there is a lot of greenery, flower beds, trees and bushes. Russian Russian birches are also planted in the center of a large flowerbed, where a round modern clock can be seen as a symbol of love and friendship with the Russian people.

Russian people love to come here and always know what to see in Georgia.