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Georgia from Coast to Mountains

From canyons to cathedrals: a mix of nature, history, and local life

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Georgia - Kutaisi

Bagrati Cathedral

Beautiful cathedral that is free to enter and is one of the most famous in Kutai...

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Georgia - Kutaisi

Bagrati Cathedral

Address: 7PG3+VPV, Bagrati Street, Kutaisi, Georgia

Beautiful cathedral that is free to enter and is one of the most famous in Kutaisi
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Batumi Botanical Garden
Really nice botancial gardens with lots to explore, entry costs 20 GEL
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Viewpoint over the Black Sea
One of the best spots within the Botanical Gardens for a beautiful view over the coast.
Outdoor table tennis & pool tables
During the summer this location is home to outdoor table tennis and pool tables that you can pay to use
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Aperol time
Great spot to get a drink and watch the sunset. This pop-up bar may be small but it has friendly staff, serves amazing cocktails and has beer on tap for just 5 lari!
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Coffee spot
Nice little coffee hut close to the beachfront that serves takeaway coffees for 5-7 lari (cash only).
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Batumi Boulevard
Nice area to wander through, near to the gardens and by the coast
Bus Station
Location of marshrutkas and shared taxis to / from Batumi and other parts of Georgia
Bagrati Cathedral
Beautiful cathedral that is free to enter and is one of the most famous in Kutaisi
Cafe Argo
Nice cafe by the river
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Gala Restaurant Kutaisi
Traditional Georgian restaurant with a nice interior, close to the centre of Kutaisi
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