Kulashi Museum of Georgian-Jewish Friendship

Located in Samtredia Municipality, Kulashi village, the Museum of Georgian-Jewish Friendship, founded in 2009, is a private historical museum. With his collection of 50 objects, he welcomes visitors daily from 10:00 to 18:00, giving them free entry. The museum offers a fascinating immersion into the daily life of the Kulash diaspora, represented by a rich collection of photographs and objects. Among the exhibits you can find menorahs, photographs of rabbis, as well as books and manuscripts in Hebrew. In addition, visitors can enjoy traditional Georgian poems displayed next to the Georgian flag, as well as inscriptions in Georgian. This unique museum becomes a place where the history of Georgian-Jewish relations comes to life, and its free admission makes it accessible to everyone who wants to immerse themselves in this cultural experience.