Bolnisi

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Street scene from the rural Georgian town of Bolnisi, Georgia. The building on the left is a barber shop.
Street scene from the rural Georgian town of Bolnisi, Georgia. The building on the left is a barber shop.
Municipal building in the rural Georgian town of Bolnisi. Located in the Kvemo Kartli region of Georgia, Bolnisi was originally a German settlement. The Germans were removed during World War II, and now Bolnisi is ethnically Georgian.
Some artwork on the side of a gymnasium located in a rural community called Bolnisi in the country of Georgia.
View from a small vineyard, located just outside of the city of Bolnisi, Georgia. You can see Bolnisi in the background of this picture.
Bolnisi Prime House

Bolnisi Prime House

2.5 out of 5
46 Tabidze Street Bolnisi Kvemo Kartli
Stay at this guesthouse in Bolnisi. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, free parking and an outdoor pool.
Gens sympathiques, très agréables Situé dans un endroit non touristique (

Reviewed on 20 May 2019

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Hotel Citrus

Hotel Citrus

4 out of 5
3, 9 April Str Tbilisi
Stay at this business-friendly hotel in Tbilisi. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, free valet parking and breakfast (surcharge). Popular attractions Georgian National Museum ...
8.6/10 Excellent! (55 reviews)
The Citrus was a perfect location for my visit. The staff were excellent, my room was perfect and the breakfasts are great. I'll stay there next year- my 33rd consecutive year of working in Georgia.

Reviewed on 20 Nov 2025

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Kopala Tskneti

Kopala Tskneti

3.5 out of 5
Rustaveli 3 Tbilisi Tbilisi
The price is HK$247 per night from 7 Feb to 8 Feb
HK$247
HK$291 total
7 Feb - 8 Feb
includes taxes & fees
Stay at this family-friendly hotel in Tbilisi. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, free parking and room service. Popular attractions Open Air Museum of Ethnography and Mikheil ...
8/10 Very Good! (13 reviews)
Great hotel for long stays.

Reviewed on 6 Sept 2025

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Shindisi Residence. Luxury Villa in Tbilisi . 15 min drive from Tbilisi Center

Shindisi Residence. Luxury Villa in Tbilisi . 15 min drive from Tbilisi Center

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Stay at this villa in Tbilisi. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, private pools and a water park. Popular attractions National Botanical Garden of Georgia and Mtatsminda Park ...
Shindisi Residence. Luxury Villa in Tbilisi . 15 min drive from Tbilisi Center
Villa with swiming pool

Villa with swiming pool

Tsavkisi Kvemo Kartli
Stay at this villa in Tbilisi. Popular attractions Turtle Lake and Mtatsminda Park are located nearby.
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Villa Tabori Hill 7BR Villa in Tbilisi

Villa Tabori Hill 7BR Villa in Tbilisi

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Stay at this villa in Tbilisi. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, private pools and a garden. Popular attractions National Botanical Garden of Georgia and Mtatsminda Park are ...
Villa Tabori Hill 7BR Villa in Tbilisi
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Tbilisi (Georgia) old town viewed from the sulphur baths.

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View of a staircase inside of the Stalin Museum in Gori, Georgia. Gori is a relatively small town located about 80 kilometers from Tbilisi. Joseph Stalin (his last name is a play on the Russian word for "steel" - his real last name was the Georgian surname of Jugashvili) was born and raised in Gori, and this museum houses both the small boarding house he was born in, and his train car. It's certainly worth a visit if you're in Georgia. Price is 10 GEL for a ticket - and they have english speaking tour guides available. I'll let you make up your own mind about the politics of the place, but I will say that the tour had some laugh out loud understatements like: "Stalin and the Soviet mades some mistakes, such as the forced collectivization of agriculture in Ukraine." I would bet Germans would probably be the most interested - if you've ever been to Germany you'd understand what I mean.

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