City Guide
In the political center of Tbilisi stands the Parliament of Georgia Building, located on historic Rustaveli Avenue.
The building has a complex history. It was constructed in the 20th century during the Soviet period as a government structure and later became the seat of Georgia’s national parliament after independence.
Architecturally, the building reflects Soviet modernist style — massive, monumental and symbolic of state power. Today, it represents Georgia’s political life and the country’s path toward independence and democracy.
Today, the parliament building remains one of the most important political landmarks of Georgia, representing the country’s ongoing democratic development and its connection between history and modern statehood.
Visitors often walk along Rustaveli Avenue to see the parliament building along with theatres, museums, and historical monuments nearby.