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Rustaveli Avenue Route ① Freedom Square: A square commemorating Georgia's independence, with a golden sculpture of a general riding a war horse in the middle. ② Art Museum of Georgia: A Baroque-style museum, the building itself is a work of art. ③ Georgian Museum: Houses the most important historical collections and archaeological artifacts of Georgia, 30 GEL. ④ Georgian Art Museum: Often exhibits paintings and sculptures by great artists. ⑤ Kashveti Church: The church has murals painted by Georgia's greatest artists. ⑥ Georgian Art Museum: Exhibits many fine works of art from Georgia, 25 GEL. ⑦ National Conservatory: A neoclassical building. ⑧ Opera and Ballet Theater: One of Georgia's main cultural performance venues, and one of the oldest opera and ballet theaters in Eastern Europe. ⑨ MoMA Tibilisi: Exhibits the artworks of ZURAB TSERETELI, a great Georgian painter, sculptor, and architect, 20 GEL. ⑩ Shota Rustveli Monument: A statue of Rustaveli, a representative figure of medieval literature, stands here, and the Georgian Academy of Sciences next to it is a building from the Stalin era. ①① Dry Bridge Market: A second-hand and small commodity market with a lively atmosphere, where you can find many old items and souvenirs. What to eat Natra: 4.7 | Georgian cuisine | Average 32 At the entrance of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, you can go to eat after visiting the church, the food is very delicious and exquisite. ㅤ cafe canape: 4.1 | Western breakfast | Average 30 In the Abanotubani district, you can have breakfast in the sun in the morning, very comfortable, and the shop is very atmospheric. ㅤ Bread House: 4.2 | Georgian cuisine and wine | Average 32 In the Abanotubani district, a high-end restaurant, great for wine tasting, with music in the evening. ㅤ Dry Bridge Restaurant: 4.8 | Georgian cuisine | Average 42 By the bridge of the Dry Bridge Market, after visiting the market, sitting on the balcony, eating lunch in the sun is very comfortable, and you can eat many Georgian specialties, even if they are not on the menu. ㅤ Nikolozi: 4.6 | Georgian cuisine | Average 35 The cheapest restaurant I've ever eaten at. In an alley on Kote Afkhazi Street, not far from Freedom Square. The door is very inconspicuous, with a handwritten whiteboard standing at the door. It is a family kitchen run by an elderly couple, with a very homely and authentic taste. Opens at 3 pm. Where to stay Stay in the old town area, it is very convenient to walk around the attractions. We stayed at the Mercure, which was very convenient. You can also choose Courtyard or Marriott.