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Georgia, Europe. Once the capital of several historical kingdoms within Georgia, Kutaisi is today something of a charming backwater. Now the country's third city – Batumi eclipsed it as second city in 2014 – most people know Kutaisi for its airport, which has become Georgia's main hub for low-cost airlines. But it would be a mistake to skip ...
Kutaisi is the traditional rival of Tbilisi for capital status. Since the days of the Golden Fleece, Kutaisi has been considered the capital of Western Georgia (then Ancient Colchis). It is Georgia's third largest city (after Tbilisi and Batumi), but, to the irritation of the proud locals, it does not come even close to Tbilisi's present size ...
Kutaisi si trova in Georgia, nella regione storica dell’ Imereti, nell’ovest del paese, non lontana dalla costa del Mar Nero. La città è costruita sulle sponde del fiume Rioni, ad un’altitudine variabile tra 120 e 300 metri sopra il livello del mare. La città è delimitata dalla foresta a est e a nord-est, a nord dal massiccio del ...
Para hacer en Kutaisi: Visitar el moderno edificio del Parlamento de Georgia. La burbuja de cristal de seis pisos de altura del edificio del parlamento de Georgia, inaugurado en 2012, se levanta cuatro kilometros al oeste del centro de la ciudad. Una visita a este impresionante edificio es mas que satisfactoria.
5 de may. de 2024 · The former parliament building now stands empty outside Kutaisi, Georgia (photo: Aleksandra Tokarz / Shutterstock) 📍 Google Maps . Kutaisi temporarily served as the seat of the Georgian Parliament from 2012 to 2019. The move was initiated by then-President Mikheil Saakashvili but reversed after his term in office.
Okatse Canyon is another incredible place close to Kutaisi. This canyon is considered the biggest in Georgia, with a depth ranging between 20 and 100 meters, creating beautiful views. The exciting new 700-meter-long walkway on the canyon’s edge provides a great way of enjoying this Georgian natural wonder.
Kutaisi has maintained the status of a united Georgian capital for 124 years. In 1122 David the Builder moved the royal throne in Tbilisi, however, Kutaisi remained an important city in the cultural and historical significance. Nowadays, Kutaisi is the second city of Georgia with its developed infrastructure and culture.
