Agmashenebeli Avenue
Agmashenebeli Avenue
4.5
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- Marjanishvili • 10 min walk
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4.5
264 reviews
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Very good
73
Average
22
Poor
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Terrible
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Philip P
Herentals, Belgium1,381 contributions
Sep 2022
Most fancy shops, a market and musea and alike are all aligned here. Perfect location to start exploring the city.
Written 26 September 2022
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Sophie B
8 contributions
Sep 2021
We loved the architecture and the possibility to stroll on an alley without having to go up or down the hill. There are many interesting small shops and oriental restaurants on the way, so it would be a pleasant walk if it wasn´t so loud and crowded.
Still a beautiful place to stroll.
Still a beautiful place to stroll.
Written 28 September 2021
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The World is My Oyster
Orlando, FL19,577 contributions
Jul 2021 • Couples
We truly enjoyed walking up and down this beautiful street with a ton of character. There are so many restaurants and shops to choose from, and some neat architecture!
Written 26 July 2021
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TAIN2013
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia2,877 contributions
May 2019
This is the most beautiful street in the city. It takes you back in time with its nineteenth century architecture. The paved street has many shops, high end restaurants and cafes and a walk along the street is a very good experience. Definitely a must see.
Written 29 March 2020
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Bita N
Tehran Province, Iran489 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
Enjoy walking the street,there are lots of restaurants both sides and some shops as well.Quite near Marjanishvili ave.
Written 25 February 2020
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Lykke
Eastern Finland, Finland9 contributions
Jan 2020
its very beautiful avenue to walk, here are shops, restaurants, cafes, especially new Agmashenebeli avenue. love this place <3
Written 21 January 2020
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Mayari
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates24 contributions
Nov 2019 • Friends
The lights and cafes were charming. People were friendly - some would argue too friendly as they try to entice you to their cafes. Walk a bit further to Marjanishvili station and you will have McDonald’s and samikitno restaurant :)
Written 25 November 2019
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ricshanshibly1986
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia1,312 contributions
Nov 2019
this street is close to our hotel. you will find many fine dining restaurants in this avenue. 700-1000m long walking street and all kind of restaurants available. This is only place i saw halal restaurants in Tbilisi
Written 22 November 2019
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Biteviye
Izmir, Türkiye397 contributions
Sep 2019
this avenue is the other side of the river. you can take the subway to reach there. both sides of the avenue has a wonderful walking area. shops, restaurants, cafes are very nice. my personel choice is ankara restaurant;)
Written 9 September 2019
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Roy_D_Hacksaw
Bristol, UK2 contributions
Jul 2019
There are two sides to Aghmashenebeli Avenue - the bit you see in all the photos and the good bit. The pedestrianised section nearest to the Dry Bridge that gets in all the brochures is just plain nasty. While they've done a great job in doing up all the building frontages and balconies, it's almost impossible to walk down the street and enjoy it, as if you so much as stop to scratch your nose you're instantly surrounded by glassy-eyed touts over enthusing about how much better their restaurant/bar is, despite it having exactly the same International menus as all the others and identikit plastic wicker garden furniture outside. There is almost nothing to enjoy here aside from coming to the end of this short stretch of forced enjoyment and getting to the locals stretch of the street.
Here sits a wide, bustling boulevard, full of eateries, locals shops, cultural centres, beautiful buildings and local life. Some might see nothing but a long wide shopping street, but scratch down the little side streets and there are many delights to be found.
So bypass the shiny posh bit and head in the direction of Marjanishvili Metro for and infinitely real atmosphere.
Here sits a wide, bustling boulevard, full of eateries, locals shops, cultural centres, beautiful buildings and local life. Some might see nothing but a long wide shopping street, but scratch down the little side streets and there are many delights to be found.
So bypass the shiny posh bit and head in the direction of Marjanishvili Metro for and infinitely real atmosphere.
Written 6 September 2019
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- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Agmashenebeli Avenue:
- Tbilisi - Mtskheta - Jvari. Full City Tour on Hop On Hop Off Bus (From ₹ 3,380.52)
- Tbilisi & Mtskheta Bus Tour Hop on Hop off (From ₹ 1,915.07)
- Tbilisi Sightseeing Tuk-Tuk Tour (From ₹ 6,244.80)
- Alternative walking tour New Tiflis and backstreets (From ₹ 1,554.54)
- Tbilisi: Guided Coffee Crawl to 3 Districts with Chocolate (From ₹ 4,196.50)
- Hotels near Agmashenebeli Avenue:
- (0.01 km) Space Hotel Tbilisi
- (0.02 km) Most quiet place. Great view.
- (0.03 km) Home On Magical Location
- (0.03 km) Hostel 26
- (0.03 km) Tbilisi Hostel Bright Day
- Restaurants near Agmashenebeli Avenue:
- (0.01 km) La Maison Restaurant
- (0.02 km) LEMI Lounge Bar
- (0.04 km) Par De Piano
- (0.05 km) Cafe Modi
- (0.05 km) PappaRoti