solotraveladventuresblog

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Tons of statue's around town. Middle left are caskets...in the middle of town. Not in a graveyard.

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Beautiful church, and other buildings that I liked. I'm going back during the day, so I can get better pics.

Side note, the churches don't have seats. They stand for the entire service - which could last up to 12 hours!

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Liberty Square and old town

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Oldest wedding chapel, theater and stars, Parliament building.

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Freedom bridge, statue of important architect, and waterfront.

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Tbilisi after dark.

[solotraveladventuresblog]

OMG! I had the best local dish today. Chkmeruli, chicken in garlic, butter cream sauce. It's a specialty of this region 😋

[solotraveladventuresblog]

The surrounding town and church

[solotraveladventuresblog]

[solotraveladventuresblog]

[solotraveladventuresblog]

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Entertainment room and beer bath, plus more pics of the grounds.

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Gazebo and church

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Then to Rabati (Akhaltsikhe) Castle. It's amazing it's been so well preserved!

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Driving to Akhaltsikhe through Borjomi which is a town with mineral springs that Russian's used to frequent when this was still part of the Soviet Union. Quaint little town in the mountains.

[solotraveladventuresblog]

I found a cute bookstore with a cafe. Really cute area.

It's unfortunate that graffiti is ruining these Soviet sculptures...

[solotraveladventuresblog]

Final pictures around town. Colchis fountain, the old opera house, and buildings in the center of town.