Opened in 2010 and designed by Michele De Lucchi, it links Old Tbilisi with Rike Park. Love it or not, it has become one of the city’s landmarks.
Old Tbilisi · See
Bridge of Peace
A glass-and-steel pedestrian bridge over the Mtkvari, lit with thousands of LEDs after dark.
Around the corner
Where to eat nearby
202 places to eat and drink within 500 m — from the live OpenStreetMap map.
- 65 m1 min walk
Restaurant· Asian
Sakhelosno Bar
- 67 m1 min walk
Café· Coffee
http://coffee & drinks
- 103 m1 min walk
Restaurant
Narikala
- 122 m2 min walk
Restaurant
Tiflor
- 125 m2 min walk
Bar
Alcoholic
- 131 m2 min walk
Café
Cafe Pomegranate
- 141 m2 min walk
Bar
Nero
- 143 m2 min walk
Café
Ietimi
- 147 m2 min walk
Café
Cafe Khachapuri
- 149 m2 min walk
Restaurant· Georgian
Baoma
- 155 m2 min walk
Bar
Missioni
Not our recommendations: every venue mapped nearby. Opening hours change — check before you go. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors
Also in this neighbourhood
Narikala Fortress
The fortress that has watched over Tbilisi since the 4th century, with the best panorama of the old city. The fortress interior is closed for restoration; the ridge, viewpoints and cable car stay open.
Abanotubani Sulphur Baths
The brick domes of the bath district, fed by the hot springs that gave Tbilisi its name.
Chreli Abano (Orbeliani Baths)
The “colourful bath” with its blue-tiled, Persian-style façade — the most photographed door in the city.