Entrance addresses with coordinates in Tbilisi

Tbilisi Entrance Halls

The late 19th and early 20th centuries were a sort of golden era for entrance halls in the history of Tbilisi. It was during this period that many wealthy residents of the Georgian capital began building magnificent houses and commissioning master artists for interior murals. At that time, this craft was practiced by Russians, Italians, Germans, Azerbaijanis, Assyrians, and others (there were entire groups of architects and artists).

In many Tbilisi houses of that time, you can also find the word "Salve" at the entrance, which in Italian means "welcome" (or "hello"). Such greeting inscriptions are particularly common in the Sololaki and Chugureti districts.

Addresses of Entrance Halls in Tbilisi

• 📍93 Davit Aghmashenebeli - 41.710542, 44.796861
• 📍4 Dzmebi Zubalashvilebi- 41.696916, 44.796543
• 📍58 Lado Asatiani - 41.689426, 44.797031
• 📍5 Tamar Abakelia - 41.700630, 44.791940
• 📍31 Atoneli - 41.700123, 44.801896
• 📍1,3,5 Ekvtime Takaishvili - 41.708399, 44.777530
• 📍18 Galaktion Tabidze - 41.690731, 44.801359
• 📍9 Geronti Kikodze - 41.690809, 44.798451
• 📍6 Gia Chanturia - 41.699193, 44.798819
• 📍16 Vasil Barnov - 41.703302, 44.786582
• 📍12 Daniel Chonqadze - 41.692896, 44.795008
• 📍7 Tamar Chovelidze - 41.705644, 44.786911
• 📍27 Alexander Griboedov - 41.701369, 44.793474
• 📍17 Ivane Machabeli - 41.689774, 44.799787
• 📍41 Merab Kostava - 41.708406, 44.785824
• 📍24 Galaktion Tabidze - 41.689906, 44.801414
• 📍4 Daniel Chonqadze - 41.690663, 44.795843
• 📍13 Lado Asatiani - 41.689906, 44.803417
• 📍18 Shalva Dadiani - 41.691464, 44.802186
• 📍15 Ivane Machabeli - 41.690076, 44.799776

How to Properly Enter Tbilisi Entrance Halls

Most entrance halls are in residential buildings, so it is important to behave respectfully and quietly. It is best to come during the day when the hallways are open and well-lit. If the door is locked, do not ring all the apartment bells insistently — sometimes it is enough to wait until one of the residents leaves or enters.

Pay attention to the condition of the entrance hall and do not touch anything with your hands, especially ancient decor elements. Remember that this is not a museum, but a part of a living city where people still reside.

Stepping into an entrance hall is like using a time machine that gives you the opportunity to dive into the atmosphere of an era that is gradually evaporating. Every resident loves their home and is proud of it. This defies explanation.

Excursions to Tbilisi Entrance Halls

If you want to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Tbilisi from a different side, expand your knowledge of this amazing city, and make your trip more memorable, then visiting Tbilisi entrance halls is a real adventure.

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