Tbilisi

The Mtkvari River defines much of Tbilisi - its valley has long concentrated the Georgian capital’s transport, commerce and neighbourhoods between surrounding hills. Old Tbilisi spreads along the riverbanks in a mix of narrow lanes, traditional wooden balconies and newer city life. The brick dome roofs of the Abanotubani sulphur baths recall the hot springs that gave the city its name, while Narikala Fortress stands above the historic quarter. Rustaveli Avenue forms a more formal urban axis, lined with major cultural institutions and civic buildings. Tbilisi’s position between Europe and Asia remains central to its role as Georgia’s political and cultural centre. Browse other webcams across Georgia to place Tbilisi in a wider geographic context.

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