Georgian National Museum

The Georgian National Museum provides an insightful and well-curated experience for anyone interested in the history, art, and culture of Georgia. The museum showcases an impressive collection, ranging from archaeological artifacts to stunning traditional art pieces. Each exhibit is thoughtfully presented, allowing visitors to delve into the country’s rich heritage.

I liked this museum. If you are interested in to check, read everything then you need at least 2 hours to spend there. Over all it is nice museum. If you time I recommend you to visit. But if you have important plans then you don’t need to cancel it😉 there is written 📵 everywhere but i have seen everyone was taking photo and guides were not warning. I believe this rule is not applied anymore. 15 GEL for all museum except one. There is other musem that requires additional ticket. For that ticket fee is 5 GEL

Our party did not have the time to see everything. If you only have an hour or so, schedule a guide and go see the gold exhibit. It is truly extraordinary. While there is good signage in English and Russian and Georgian, the context behind some of the exhibits is not the same without the guide. And the 2000+ year old gold artifacts are extraordinary. Stunning to believe they were so well crafted so long ago and still available to see. It gives you an incredible appreciation for the history of the georgian people. I loved the story behind why they think Jason's golden fleece was golden!

the museum building is beautiful, built in an old government european style building, the prices for tickets are okay, but a bit expensive for what you get. there’s multiple floors with different things, there’s ancient history and nature on the first floor, all about the old human species and different plants, animals, rocks etc that you can find in georgia. then there’s a very interesting underground area that has an art museum (you have to pay separately for this), and the underground has medieval to ancient times’ history, there’s lots of coins, gold and items that were buried with people. then there’s a soviet occupation section (people said in the reviews you pay extra for it but it was open for me with no extra cost). there’s recent war history with lots of weapons, armour and clothing from 1700’s to early 1900’s. and an art museum with a lot of paintings of boobs for some reason. would be better if there was more but i enjoyed it.

A weak offering including considering the high 30 GEL ticket. On the top floor the Museum of Soviet Occupation is something you should see to get the current "spin". There is a credible treasury not any better than any other treasury. The rest is an old-style natural history museum.

Very beautiful place to get to know the history of Georgia and this land. There was a fee of 30 Lari for entrance

Really enjoyable experience for museum lovers! They had great sections of archeology, natural science, and history! Lots of cool artifacts and preserved specimens. There is discounted pricing for international students with valid identification so it is very worth it. A great option to spend the hottest hours of the day indoors.

The exhibit is weak in the fall and not in keeping with the country's premier museum. Poor illumination of some exhibits. The period of Bolshevik repressions definitely deserves attention, but in my opinion should not take up a third of the museum. Georgia has a rich history and something to show. I would also like to mention the poor navigation because of which we did not manage to visit the hall with butterflies. You can go only if you really have nothing to do and have been to other places. The museum attendants are busy with their phones. You can go only if you really have nothing to do and have been to other places.