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Queen Tamar Street
Queen Tamar Street
Queen Tamar Street
Queen Tamar Street
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Queen Tamar Street is a city street in Kutaisi named after Queen Tamar.

It is part of the everyday city fabric; the street carries the name of one of the best-known rulers in Georgian history.


👑 People and connections

  • Named after Queen Tamar
  • Tamar is one of the best-known rulers of Georgia
  • Streets in many Georgian cities carry her name

🧭 Where it is and how to get there

  • A city street in Kutaisi
  • Open to walk at any time
  • Handy as part of a walking route

🌿 The atmosphere around

  • Residential, everyday buildings
  • The quiet streets of the area

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

💬 It starts right from the central Kutaisi-I railway station and leads towards the city center. From the airport, you can get here in 20–25 minutes by taxi or by a direct shuttle bus.

💬 Yes, it is a great starting point. A leisurely 15–20 minute walk will take you to the central square and the Colchis Fountain. Bagrati Cathedral is about a 30-minute walk away.

💬 The street is very lively and practical. It is packed with currency exchanges, ATMs, pharmacies, shops, as well as budget-friendly cafes and bakeries serving fresh khachapuri.

💬 Yes, if affordable prices and logistics are your priorities. There is a wide choice of budget hotels and guesthouses. The main plus is proximity to the station; the downside is that it can be noisy during the day due to traffic.

💬 Yes, there is a bus station near the railway station at the beginning of the street. Minibuses (marshrutkas) depart from here to Tbilisi, Batumi, Zugdidi, as well as suburban transport to the Prometheus and Sataplia caves.

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Places in the same category within 5 km. Distances are approximate and measured in a straight line.

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