Nadzaladevi metro station. Akhmeteli-Varketili line of the Tbilisi metro

Nadzaladevi metro station is an important part of the Akhmeteli-Varketili line of the Tbilisi metro, located between the Sadguris Moedani and Gotsiridze stations. The station is located on Tsotne Dadiani Street and was opened on January 11, 1966 as part of the first section of the Didube-Rustaveli metro. The architects of the station are T. Tevzadze and R. Kiknadze.

Nadzaladevi, originally known as "Oktyabrskaya" until 1992, received its modern name in honor of the city district of the same name.

Operating time:

• Opening hours: Daily from 6:00 to 00:00.
• Traffic interval: During rush hour - about 2 minutes; in the evening - about 10 minutes.

Payment system:

To pay for travel in the Tbilisi metro, the MetroMoney plastic card system is used, which is also active on city buses.

• MetroMoney cards can be purchased at any metro station at counters with MS+ symbols.
• Card cost: 2 GEL (refundable deposit).
• Trip price: 50 tetri.
• One card can be used by several passengers.
• The cards are valid on cable cars, but not on the funicular.
• Please note: MetroMoney cards are valid only in Tbilisi.