Georgian National Gallery

Overview

The Georgian National Gallery on Rustaveli Avenue is the country’s premier fine art museum, housing the world’s largest collection of Niko Pirosmani works.

Highlights

• Pirosmani Hall: Over 100 paintings by Georgia’s iconic primitivist painter.
• Medieval treasury: Gold and silver liturgical objects from the 9th–17th centuries.
• Temporary exhibitions: International shows on the upper floors.

History

Established in 1920, renovated in 2007 with climate-controlled galleries.

Visitor Tips

• Don’t miss: The Pirosmani hall on the ground floor.
• Duration: 1–1.5 hours.