Lower cable car station

Kutaisi, the heart of Imereti and one of the oldest cities in Georgia, boasts many unique attractions, but one of the most enchanting is its funicular railway. This cable car is not just a means of transport connecting two parts of the city across the Rioni River, but also a magical way to discover incredible views of Kutaisi and its surroundings. Since its opening in 1961, the funicular has become not only a convenient way to get from one point of the city to another, but also an opportunity to see the city from a bird's eye view.

The trip begins at the lower station, located near the residence of the Imeretian kings - Okros Chardahi, where the cozy Argo cafe is also located. Driving over the river and bridges, you will rise to the upper station, located in the Bessarion Gabashvili Culture and Leisure Park. Here, at a height, is a Ferris wheel, another symbol of the Soviet past, which offers an even wider view of the city.

The cable car cars, although small, can accommodate up to six people, promising an intimate and private atmosphere for your journey. The cost of the trip is symbolic - only 1 GEL one way, which makes this experience accessible to everyone.

A visit to the funicular in Kutaisi is not only a way to travel, but also a unique experience of immersing yourself in the history and culture of the city. This is an ideal adventure for those who are looking for new experiences and want to enjoy the breathtaking views of Kutaisi from a bird's eye view. Whether it's families looking for fun activities or travelers wanting to experience the city from a new angle, the cable car offers unforgettable moments and experiences for everyone.