Art object "Apple of Love", sculptor Zurab Tsereteli

Место интересное, как и многие другие в Тбилиси и Грузии.

Вход, который указан на карте с улицы, был закрыт, попасть внутрь удалось через музей. Работа достаточно любопытная, но после более интересных творений этого же автора не производит особого впечатления. Однако, если окажетесь поблизости, стоит взглянуть.

To visit this, you need to purchase a 20 lari ticket for the entire museum. The entrance is located at 27 Rustaveli Avenue.

Kapanış saati 18.00 olmasına rağmen kapıları 17.00'de kilitliydi, göremedik.

Önünden geçtik ama içine girmedik.

It's okay, neither amazing nor disappointing. Worth a visit if you're passing by on your way to another attraction. It's a bit tucked away among the houses, so keep your eyes peeled.

Это внушительно, необычно и для взрослых. Удивительно, что многие об этом месте не знают. Вход свободный.

A delightful surprise. Slightly cheeky.

A unique and imaginative spot that's definitely worth checking out.

Quite a fascinating piece of art.

Leider konnte ich das Kunstwerk nur von außen fotografieren, da es nur mit einem Museumsbesuch zugänglich ist.

Отличное место для фотографий, но оно расположено во внутреннем дворе музея, и для доступа потребуется купить билет на вход.

This place features a beautiful and one-of-a-kind sculpture, which locals say has an interesting story behind it. It can get crowded, especially on weekends, so for the best photos, visit early on a weekday morning. There is a café or restaurant nearby, though I haven’t tried it myself. Entry is free, and you don't need to make a reservation.

Located in the vibrant center of Tbilisi, this monument truly captures the essence of romance and local flair. Its large apple design, complete with a heart shape, stands out as a modern and playful piece of art. The surrounding area is delightful, with cozy cafes and shops nearby, making it a perfect pitstop during a city tour. While the design might feel a touch kitschy to some, it adds a charming contrast to the more traditional sites around Tbilisi.

The sculpture is located in the museum's courtyard, and you can't see it unless you pay the 20GEL entrance fee.

Access is no longer free. There's a fee of 20 GEL for foreigners, and you have to enter through the gallery.

For those who appreciate it, there are many well-crafted sculptures with a sexual theme inside the modern art museum.

Impressive artwork, fantastic sound quality — definitely worth exploring inside.

The interior is fascinating. The ceiling was my favorite part.

Зураб Церетели — талантливый мастер. Место атмосферное, но попасть не смогли, так как закрывается в 18:00.

An incredible piece of sculpture with amazing acoustics. Give it a try by gently humming a favorite melody. Your voice will resonate like an entire choir. Plus, there's no charge for entry.

Фантастическая работа Зураба Церетели.

I was genuinely surprised when I stumbled upon this spot.

It's fine.

Cool👌

Amazing!

A wonderful spot showcasing the creation of love through art.

I was really taken aback to see such a monument in Tbilisi. The bas-reliefs on the wall are incredible, and there are stars on the ceiling.

Great spot, artwork set right in the street among the buildings.

The sculpture, created by Zurab Tsereteli, stands out with its impressive 9-meter height. Inside, there are bronze scenes illustrating myths from around the world, symbolizing the beginning of life. It's fascinating to follow the story of human emotions, from the Fall and the shift from innocence to disobedience. Some scenes, which might remind one of ancient Indian temple reliefs, have an erotic touch, but it's important to see them as part of the overarching theme of life's development from its origins to spiritual heights.

I appreciated the way love and sensuality were portrayed.

Love and joy ❤️😋❤️😋

When we arrived, it was closed. There were specific hours for entry, but that information wasn't provided in advance.

هذا المكان غير مناسب للأطفال، لكنه جيد للصغار.

👍❤️

It's hard to believe this can be found right in the middle of Rustaveli Avenue, tucked away behind the Moma Gallery. Created by the renowned Georgian artist Zurab Tsereteli, this impressive Rotonda-style sculpture stands 9 meters tall and features 145 sculptures both inside and outside. The ceiling is adorned with golden stars, while the walls display figures of naked people. This structure is a smaller version of a larger piece and is situated in the museum's yard. Zurab is also famous for the St. George monument on Freedom Square. The sculpture is titled “Apple of Love.”

Pretty interesting sculpture. It's not extraordinary, but it's a nice spot for a brief visit.

A truly unique spot. It's as if you've stepped right into a pages of a Kamasutra book.

Absolutely worth a visit! It's a shame it's closed in the evening; I had to come back during the day to get inside.

If you appreciate provocative art or have a taste for whimsical creations, definitely check it out.

Ein unerwarteter Schatz, aber dass es rund um die Uhr geöffnet ist, stimmt überhaupt nicht.

Great spot.

I stumbled upon this spot by chance. I had no idea this monument was in Tbilisi, it’s not well-known at all.

Прекрасная работа искусства. Благодарность мастеру за это творение. Мы все способны превратить любое событие в искусство. Наполнитесь энергией этого места и обратите внимание вокруг — там много великолепных произведений.