Freedom Square

Freedom Square (Tbilisi) has more than 200 years of history and reflects the dramatic story of Tbilisi itself.

The square was formed in the early 19th century during the time of the Russian Empire, when the city was being redesigned as an administrative center of the Caucasus. At that time it was a symbol of imperial power and was surrounded by government buildings.

During the Soviet period, the square became a political stage for official parades and public gatherings. However, it also became a place of silent resistance and national awakening for Georgians who dreamed of independence.

One of the most important moments in its modern history was the peaceful revolution and protests that helped shape Georgia’s independence movement in the late 20th century.

Today, Freedom Square is a symbol of victory, memory, and new beginnings — where 200 years of history meet modern city life, cafes, traffic, celebrations, and the daily rhythm of Tbilisi.

Freedom Square (Tbilisi) has more than 200 years of history and reflects the dramatic story of Tbilisi itself.

One of the most important moments in its modern history was the peaceful revolution and protests that helped shape Georgia’s independence movement in the late 20th century.

Today, Freedom Square is a symbol of victory, memory, and new beginnings — where 200 years of history meet modern city life, cafes, traffic, celebrations, and the daily rhythm of Tbilisi.