Georgian National Museum

It became a good tradition to visit this place in the heart of the city, when I’m in Tbilisi. Unfortunately the food is so good, that I always forget .. Read more »to take a picture of it before finishing the meal? My top favorites are khinkali soup, bozbashi, forest mushrooms with artichoke. Wine is great too.

Small well done exhibits. Tour of prehistoric civilization was well done. 4th floor on Soviet occupation holds strong, bitter memories

Lots of rooms full of stuff and displays with interesting items that have little historical or contextual framework. I struggled to get a feel for the.. Read more » actual history and development of Georgia and it’s culture based on my experience here... I left wanting more information about what I saw and very glad it was free on the day my family went.

Expected more from a country with such a diverse history. Worth going but probably the lowest two floors. Pro's: 1. Treasure and artifact exhibitions.. Read more » were interesting and had dazzling pieces 2. Area themes were coherent Cons: 1. The worst was the staff talking loudly in groups in areas where you want to spend time with the history and items. Some were even gambling in one computer and it was more a house party atmosphere than a respectful museum! 2. The Chinese exhibit wing had too many propaganda overtones and most of the real history was completely ignored. It does not belong in this museum. 3. Some exhibitions need a narrative or coherent timeline to tie it together. Mostly it was just a grouping of similar items across various periods, rather than taking you through the evolution of the history.

The Georgian National Museum is home to a delightful collection of exhibits and items from a huge range of historical periods. This is a must-see if y.. Read more »ou're visiting Tbilisi. Make sure to include seeing the Museum of Soviet Occupation for a sombre reminder of Georgia's 20th century history.

The staff is always on the phone or talking super loud and not helpful at all. The museum is super dirty, I think the last time they cleaned must have.. Read more » been the first time they opened it... Overall the quality of exhibitions and information is not good and lots of the displays are empty, half of the lights do not work (better take a flashlight if you plan to visit the museum ?). I do not recommend at all!

If you want to know feel and see the Georgian thousands of centuries old culture, you should definitely start your journey in this country by visiting.. Read more » this museum. You can see all kinds of artefacts and interesting objects in this museum, starting from the ancient humans skulls found in Dmanisi till the recent history events in Occupation memorial part of the museum. Not a single minute is wasted here. Ticket price is cheap so no excuses to miss visiting this place.

I like the natural history section best, to see the native flora, fauna and rocks. The soviet occupation exhibition wasn’t particularly well organised.. Read more » so as to tell the story. This felt like a safe place to visit during Covid times. It was not busy and was reasonably priced.

Half of the staff were not wearing masks, including the woman at the front who checks your temperature when you enter the building. It seems crazy tha.. Read more »t the woman making sure you don't have a temperature doesn't wear a mask. Doesn't that defeat the entire purpose if everyone person that enters has to get close to that woman who is "allergic" to masks

The Georgian National Museum unifies several leading museums in Georgia. It was established within the framework of structural, institutional, and leg.. Read more »al reforms aimed at modernizing the management of the institutions united within this network, and at coordinating research and educational activities. Since its formation on December 30, 2004, the Museum has been directed by Professor David Lordkipanidze.

It is fabulous museum, one of the best I have ever seen. Everyone will find something to look at there. It is also worth visitung it with children sin.. Read more »ce there is a fun prehistorical part and a good natural history one.

A nice building with wide rooms, calm atmosphere and great collections from Georgia and other countries (China, for example)

Can not describe in words.. Just go and see with your own eyes..

An excellent museum A hidden treasure at the beginning of Rustaveli Avenue, a walking distance from freedom/liberty square, a very convenient location.. Read more ». The Georgian National Museum is the product of the unification of several museums and research centers that hosts various exhibitions, both temporary and permanent, from archaeological to modern art collections and cultural exhibits. The Museum is 4 floors, each floor is divided into two sections, each section specializes in a specific subject/theme with interesting artifacts, to name a few: archaeological, Georgian heritage, soviet occupation, east Asia…etc. Note: The elevator is not working, so be prepared to climb few stairs.

Wonderful museum - an essential for all tourists in Georgia. The exhibit is very strategically arranged with so many different types of artefacts to s.. Read more »ee. Everything is translated into English too.

One the most exciting things about this museum is their great collection of Iranian 19th century art which it is really unique

This is a paradise for history lovers. The museum allows the visitors to take photographs but the sheer look of the place makes you will forget about .. Read more »your phone. It's very close to freedom square and easily accessible. You can spend half days to a whole day in this place.its a must-visit. They have sections divided for anthropological, political, and religious artifacts.

A state museum with unique finds from various regions of the country.

A lot of ancient relics and demonstration how much this society was developed with amazing craftsmen and a huge and amazing collection of hand made re.. Read more »lics in gold and silver and also amber. A good idea in one of the exhibitions about Georgia fauna . Loved the soviet occupation exhibition, its not a large room but it takes easily an hour if you want to get all the information that they have in there. Amazing. They have students, kids, family packages. The price is 15 GEL px only this National Georgian Museum but 20 GEL if a all day pass for all of them. Advise to go on the morning and use all day cause it´s worth it.

Its beautiful and we find a lot of geogian history

the museum is awesome, it's a must go place to know the history and richness of georgia. The museum is very big so needs a min of 4 to 5 hours to real.. Read more »ly experience every department. They have a very huge collection of items Must to go when you visit georgia