Monument to Arsen Odzelashvili in Mtskheta

The monument to Arsen Odzelashvili in Mtskheta is an impressive full-length sculpture mounted on a high pedestal. Arsen Odzelashvili, also known as Arsen from Marabda (1797 - 1842), became famous as the leader of the anti-serfdom peasant movement in Eastern Georgia in the first half of the 19th century and earned the nickname “Georgian Robin Hood”.

The monument serves as a tribute to an outstanding historical figure whose struggle for justice and peasant rights continues to inspire many generations. This place is a significant historical and cultural site that attracts both tourists and local residents who want to learn more about the most important events in the history of Georgia and the people who influenced its development.

A visit to the monument to Arsen Odzelashvili is recommended for everyone who is interested in the history of Georgia, as well as for those who appreciate sculpture and monumental art. The location of the monument in the ancient city of Mtskheta, which itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, makes this place even more attractive to guests, offering a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage of the country.