Georgian National Museum

A very interesting museum! Different periods of the world are divided into several rooms, in which you find yourself in another world. Very captivating! I recommend visiting this unique place!

The Georgian National Museum celebrates the history of Georgia mainly with exhibitions of the arts and crafts of the country. Do not miss the treasury in the basement. Divided into two different sections depending on historical periods, both are equally impressive. The older period has a fantastic collection of gold and silver coins and jewels, one of the best that I've seen anywhere. That collection alone is worth the visit to the museum. The second section, focused on the middle ages, has fascinating icons which are equally memorable.

Must see for all visitors of Gergia. Illustrates such ancient history and culture of the country. I was mostly impressed with the archaeological treasure exhibition, depicting goldsmith findings dating several millennium BC. Price is very affordable. We visited during a weekday afternoon and it wasn't busy at all.

“I really enjoyed this museum – it’s very comprehensive and well organized! It has three floors: one dedicated to the period when Georgia was part of the Soviet Union, another showcasing artworks, paintings, and styles of different eras and nations, and the first floor focusing on the earliest human skulls and the story of human origin and evolution. Personally, I’d love to visit this museum again, and I definitely recommend it to others.”

As a local I didn't expect anything shocking from this museum, but when I stepped in and saw all the stuff there it was really nice and I was very much pleased with my visit to this museum. Every item had a description in Georgian as well as in English.

While it’s great to see that the museum has explanations in English, I found it a bit plain for a national museum. No real theme, no cohesive overview of Georgia’s history and culture, more like multiple exhibitions that just happen to inhabit the same building. Staff are either unfriendly or completely disengaged. Expensive at 40 GEL.

The museum is a largely a tourist trap. They charge tourists 40 GEL per entrance but the insides are very disappointing. There is no theme, no explanations of history, just a small collection of jewellery and paintings without context. The Soviet Occupation part was a bit better, but overall you will not learn there anything new.

pleasent and quiet, has different exhibits like regional wildlife, georgian history and soviet occupation