Southwestern tower of the Vakhvakhishvili Palace (XVIII century) in Telavi

Southwestern tower of the Vakhvakhishvili Palace (XVIII century) in Telavi

The southwestern tower of the Vakhvakhishvili Palace is an important historical monument, part of the fortress architecture of the Vakhvakhishvili princes, built in the 18th century. Today, one of the walls of the tower has been preserved from the complex. This place attracts those interested in the history and culture of Georgia, as well as lovers of architectural heritage. The tower serves as a reminder of the military power and importance of the Vakhvakhishvili princes in their time.

Next to the tower there is a park, which also deserves attention due to its natural heritage. A 900-year-old plane tree grows here, a unique tree that is a living testimony to the centuries-old history of the region. The park area is a great place to relax and walk in the fresh air.

A visit to the southwestern tower of the Vakhvakhishvili Palace will be of interest to tourists, students and historians, as well as everyone who appreciates history and cultural heritage. This place can be included in excursion routes around Telavi and its surroundings.