The Chronicle of Georgia in Tbilisi: how to get there and what to see?

Why

1. Construction began in 1985 and was never fully completed.
2. The lower parts of the columns depict the life of Christ, the upper parts Georgian history.
3. The monument stands in northeastern Tbilisi, next to the Tbilisi Sea.

Details

A long staircase leads up to the columns, so wear comfortable shoes. The best light for photos is in the morning and at sunset, and you can combine the trip with a walk by the Tbilisi Sea.

People also ask

• Where is the Chronicle of Georgia?

Sources

• Georgian National Tourism AdministrationChecked at: Oct. 3, 2026

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