The Tsereteli metro station (Georgian: წერეთელი), located on the Saburtalinskaya line of the Tbilisi metro, was opened on September 15, 1979. Previously officially known as “Tseretlis Gamziri” (Tsereteli Avenue), the station received its name in honor of the famous Georgian educator and poet Akaki Tsereteli. In 2011, the name was simplified to Tsereteli.
Tsereteli station is conveniently located on Tsereteli Avenue, providing easy access to one of the city's key streets. This is an intermediate station, which is part of the first launch section of the Saburtalinskaya line.
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:
Tbilisi Metro offers a fare payment system through MetroMoney plastic cards, which is also applicable on city buses.
- MetroMoney cards are available at all metro stations 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.
