City Guide
The Georgian National Museum is a must-see in Tbilisi, showcasing ancient treasures, including the famous Dmanisi skulls, golden artifacts, and Christian art. It offers a fascinating journey through Georgia’s history and culture, plus rotating exhibitions of contemporary art. The collections of the museum cover the history of the country, starting from animal re-parents dated back to 40 million years. One of the most amazing artifacts at the museum is the prehistoric human re-parents found in Dmanisi which date back to 1.8 million years and are oldest sign of human existence outside of Africa.
Open: 10AM-6PM (The last visitor will be admitted to the museum at 17:30)
Address: 3 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi
Phone: +995 32 299-71-76