Mose Gogiberidze House Museum

Mose Gogiberidze House-Museum: Immersion in the Philosophy of Georgia The museum, dedicated to the outstanding philosopher Moses Gogiberidze, represents a special place in the history of Chokhatauri, located in the village of Kvenobani. It opened in 1975 (the Georgian Encyclopedia gives 1977) and today is a memorial complex. The museum's collection, numbering 311 items, includes valuable artifacts that belonged to Moses Gogiberidze, such as manuscripts, memorials and works of philosophers. Visitors can immerse themselves in the history of Georgian philosophy by checking out the exhibition “Representatives of the Georgian School of Philosophy.” Please check opening hours and admission by phone with the museum. Free access is provided to children under 6 years of age, employees of Georgian and foreign museums, ICOM members with an ID card, as well as people with disabilities upon presentation of a valid ID card, as well as refugees. Thus, a visit to the Mose Gogiberidze House Museum promises to be a fascinating and educational experience for all lovers of Georgian history and philosophy.