Chronicle of Georgia

The Chronicle of Georgia, located in the capital city of T'bilisi, is a must see for any traveler. The grandiose building is a testament to Georgian history, culture, and art. The Chronicle was built in 1980 on the site of the original building erected by Erekle II, the last ruler of the Kingdom of Georgia in 1727. The building, which is in the shape of a horseshoe, features traditional Georgian architecture including ornate ceilings adorned with golden appliqués, as well as intricately painted murals on the interior and exterior walls. Inside, visitors can explore ancient decorated stairwells as well as enjoy the stunning views from the balcony of the second floor. On the grounds of the building, visitors are sure to be captivated by the timeless and tranquil atmosphere. This lovely urban oasis is home to an artificial lake, a botanical garden, as well as numerous sculptures which add to the allure of the site. The Chronicle of Georgia is an ideal place to admire both Georgian culture and nature.