Станция метро "Медицинский университет". Сабурталинская линия тбилисского метрополитена

Excellent educational standards.

The entrance closes at 8 pm, which is really inconvenient. Plus, the turnstile hits me every single time I go through it with my child.

Метро очень удобно.

Opened in 1979, it's still in good condition. Unlike other stations that got ruined by the national movement's ugly renovations, this one stays nice. There's a second exit that closes at 8 pm, similar to Delisi. It would be wonderful if the Soviet-era monuments and mosaics could be restored; they're not in the best shape. It gets quite crowded after 10-11 am and again from 5-9 pm, but you might find a seat between those times. The subway cars are fine, they look like the old Soviet ones, just repainted. If you're a foreigner or simply a kind person, watch out for pickpockets. They might try to steal from you, and if you don't resist, they could damage your belongings. So, be cautious and don't hesitate to stand your ground.

❤️

ძალიან მაგარი უნივერსიტეტია ❤️🧡💛

Excellent!

🎓🏫

Был там! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Pek harika değil, sonuçta üniversite.

The metro station on the Saburtalo Line in Tbilisi, Georgia, was initially opened in 1979 under a different name but was renamed in 1992. It is located between two other stations. The design was the work of three architects, and construction was managed by a transport project organization. The station is generally well-maintained and functional. However, there could be improvements in signage for easier navigation. Overall, it's a reliable part of the city’s metro network.

Warning! The metro doesn't operate before 8 a.m. on Sunday mornings.

Trains on Line I take an hour for a round trip, with half an hour in one direction. On the Saburtalo Line, it's a 30-minute round trip, 15 minutes one way. Every day, 25,000 tons of water are removed from the metro tunnels here. Line I stretches 40 km, while the Saburtalo Line is 13.6 km long. Trains on Line I cover about 400 km daily, and those on the Saburtalo Line cover 311 km on average.

The metro station on the second line, once known as Komkavshiri until 1992, is located on the Saburtalo Line. The station has a single platform and two tracks, all on one level. It was opened back in 1979. Overall, it's a convenient and functional station, but it could use some updates for a fresher look.

Five stars, because this station and Delisi are the first in the world of their kind: the tunnel is built underground. Thanks to the new tunnel construction technology invented by Mr. Gotsiridze.

Subway stop.

Tbilisi Metro!

Wieczorem jedno z dwóch wejść do metra jest zamykane.

მარიამი.