With my wife Dace we traveled to the other side of the map again and we are in Georgia, a country in the Caucasus region. Join us, we are going to walk its streets to see what happens and share it with you.
Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, is a vibrant and energetic city with a rich history and a unique blend of cultural influences.
The city has a history dating back more than 1,500 years. The city has experienced the influence of different cultures over the centuries, which is reflected in its diverse architecture. You can find a mix of architectural styles, from medieval buildings and Soviet structures to modern contemporary constructions.
Tbilisi is a city where life on the streets is vibrant and lively. In the city center, you'll find bustling pedestrian streets lined with cafes, restaurants, shops, and street performers. Locals and visitors mingle, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere.
We can say, for all these things, that Tbilisi is a prominent cultural center in the Caucasus, with a thriving art and cultural scene. The city is home to numerous theatres, art galleries, museums and festivals, offering a wide range of cultural events and exhibitions to enjoy.
It is not that we have been lucky to arrive just on national holidays, this is repeated here many times a year. Tbilisi is a city with a rich tradition of festivals that reflect its cultural diversity and lively art scene.
Some of the most important and popular festivals in Tbilisi are the International Film Festival, one of the most prominent in Georgia and the Caucasus region. The TIFF presents a selection of national and international films, as well as film-related activities and events.
The Tbilisi Open Air, which is a music festival that attracts thousands of attendees every year. It takes place in a large outdoor space and features performances by national and international artists from various musical genres.
Tbilisi is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, such as the Caucasus Mountains and the Mtkvari River that runs through the city. Parks and green spaces, such as Mtatsminda Park and the National Botanical Gardens, offer a peaceful escape and a chance to enjoy nature amidst the bustle of the city.
As for the most popular, Tbilisoba is one of the most beloved festivities in the city, it is celebrated in October and pays homage to the founding of Tbilisi. During the festival, the streets of the Old Town are filled with music, dance, art exhibitions, cultural events and traditional Georgian food stalls.
Art Gene Festival of contemporary art aims to promote the art scene of Tbilisi and the country in general. It presents exhibitions of local and international artists in various spaces of the city.
Also the Tbilisi Jazz Festival, is an annual event that brings together outstanding jazz musicians from all over the world. The festival offers live concerts, workshops and activities related to jazz.
Last but not least, the Tbilisi Fashion Week: This fashion event presents the latest trends from Georgian and international designers. It is a platform for emerging and established fashion in the Caucasus region.
The afternoon became a wave and we fell inside, traveling is hyper-living and today in Tbililisi we have enjoyed unforgettable hours. A real feast for the eyes.
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🔎 I am Gustavo Llusá, Argentine, after traveling for several years in more than 65 countries, I settled in Latvia where I married Dace and learned to know another way of life, on the other side of the map.
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4 авг 2024
