Is there still a Gold Fund in the National Museum of Georgia?

Valeria.

Jeanne.

The National Museum of Georgia is located on the territory of the city of Tbilisi. Moreover, it includes more than ten museums from all over the country. In it you can look at both the Gold Fund and the oldest fossils.

Antiquities reflecting the cultural value of the people of Georgia are also presented here. The museum has a very large selection of exhibits — more than one hundred thousand. The cost of tickets is small — something in the region of a hundred rubles. It works on any day except Monday.

Lydia.

The price is not quite right — about a hundred rubles just for one room. In principle, the cost is low, and you can afford to look at the painting, and hear, perhaps for the first time about some historical events.

The Georgian National Museum is located in the capital, on Shota Rustaveli Avenue. You'll find it easily. Of course, the Gold Fund is also present in the expositions. It may be worth starting the viewing with it. You can book a full-fledged tour of the museum to get more complete knowledge.

Polina

Apparently, by the name of the Georgian National Museum, you mean the Simon Janashia Museum. It was renamed, and many still use the former name.

Anyway, the museum is very interesting and multifaceted. From halls with fossils, the age of which reaches several thousand years. Before the Golden Heritage, which attracts absolutely everyone in the first place. The museum's schedule is standard — it works six days a week. Monday is a day off.

Andrey.

The Georgian National Museum is located in the very center of the capital of Georgia. The value of the Gold Fund, unlike what many believe, is not that it is gold. It's about how old he is. Experts have determined the age, for example, of jewelry — it is the fifth-sixth century BC.

The remains of human ancestors stored in the museum have an even more staggering age, namely, they number about two million years. Whichever of the exhibitions you choose, you will leave impressed. Prices for excursions vary depending on the exposition — from two hundred to five hundred rubles.