Just amazing! It is absolutely a must go place even if you stay 1 day in tbilisi. It does not take too much time to reach there from the city center. It is close to the lake (they call it sea). People go there by private cars so it is better to go there early if you want to take photos without people.

Although created in pompous, over-dramatic style during Soviet times, I must admit that I found this monument impressive and interesting. It sits on a hill overlooking Tbilisi and the "Tbilisi Sea" (which it isn't - it's an artificial lake). The monument is nearly 40 years old, but still unfinished. Is it politically incorrect to maintain and finish it ?

The monument describes the history of Georgia. The top part contains kings, queens and heroes who are remembered in history, while the lower section portrays scenes from the life of Jesus Christ. The place is at a height and provides excellent view of the city. There is the Tbulisi water reservoir behind the monument, which adds to the charm of the place. There 16 pillars of about 30-35m height and made up of bronze. Worth visiting it.

The chronicles were really interesting to see in Tbilisi. Something we didn’t expect at all in the city. A beautiful church was also high up on the hill, with beautiful paintings on the walls, & a breathtaking view of the lake down beneath.

Actually it absolutely a must to see if you are in Tbilisi. Only 20 minutes ride with a Bolt from the city. Spectacular impression like build from someone out of space. Even beautiful view on the Tbilisi sea. I enjoyed my time there.

A bit far away from city centre though, the Chronicle of Georgia is a must-go site. Taking metro and bus in turns (following google), the place can still be easily reached within an hour. A rather historically important site, it is well maintained and the feeling of being there is just mysteriously stunning.