Svaneti Museum of History and Ethnography

It's actually 20 Lari to get in not 7, but that said I was very impressed. Most importantly it's got AC throughout, and the exhibitions are informative with English translations. However they do love a tiny font combined with some signs at ground level. There's also good toilets, a cloakroom (that could fit a large backpack), and a cafe with the most comfortable sofas. Worth a visit for sure.

A great way to understand the culture of the Svaneti region of Georgia. The museum is a great walk through and very well maintained with artefacts dating back centuries to give you a deep insight into the people of Georgia. Highly recommended if you have the time to spare and learn something quickly. The reception area has a large cafe with wifi and you can take a break if you are tired.

The museum is relatively small and doesn’t have a lot to see, but it’s still worth a quick visit. The entrance fee of 20 GEL for tourists is quite affordable. The interior is modernly decorated and makes for an enjoyable walk through. It’s a pleasant space, though not packed with exhibits. The location is also convenient, as it’s not far from the center of Mestia, making it easy to drop by if you’re in the area.

One of the must visit places in Mestia Svaneti. With friendly staffs , eventhough they cannot speak English fluently, but they try to help you with information that might you need. Modern and clean museum.

Good museum which telling the history of Svaneti and Georgia. Admission fee is not expensive (I've been there on mid of April)

Extra ordinary quality if you take into acount place region where it is located

World class cultural and history museum in mestia, a warm natural setting with beautiful designed building with a amazing views out of the windows another must do in mestia

I recently visited the Svaneti Museum of History and Ethnography in Mestia, and I must say that I really enjoyed it. The museum is located in a beautiful building that is over 100 years old, and it has a great collection of artifacts that showcase the history and culture of the Svaneti region. The descriptions were very clear, and the exhibits were both interesting and beautiful. It took me around 60 minutes to see everything, but it was definitely worth it. One of the most interesting exhibits was the collection of traditional Svanetian towers, which are unique to the region and have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The museum also has a collection of medieval icons, manuscripts, and other artifacts that provide a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. Overall, I would highly recommend this place to anyone interested in history or culture.