More of Tbilisi, Georgia – there is, of course, a modern part of it as well…even if that was not the main reason for my visit!
Strolling the busy streets, I looked through the windows of different restaurants and shops – and saw this fantastic wallpaper, with lamps in an oval shape.
The overall photo sits last in this gallery – there you will find the first three of these architectural wonders – more facts in the pictures.
This passage was filled with murals and graffiti – too narrow to get a good shot though…
I just had to go back for a closer look at the wallpaper – fascinating history become art? Anyway – I just loved it. It covered the whole interior, quite a large room. I would love to have a piece of it framed on my wall. So many different faces – Please click to enlarge – and you get the feeling!
Leya 
What an amazing collection. I’d not realised that Tbilisi is quite definitely a 21st century city, alongside its historic past.
I know I was concentrated on the old part, because that is my main interest.
Well, me too. But this was an interesting counterpoint.
Yes, I thought it would be! Thank you!
Thank you, Margaret!
So much to love here, A-C and that wallpaper. Wow!
Yes – thank you, Janet!
I’m generally more a fan of traditional architecture, but Tbilisi looks so interesting.
Steve – it really is such an interesting mix. And I agree with you…
That wallpaper reminded me of the Chinese city with all the soldiers in clay and all the men were different! Great photos!
Thank you – and yes, you are right about Xian and the army! It never occurred to me – glad you mentioned it!
I couldn’t remember the name of them!
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Tbilisi looks fascinating!
It is!
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Lovely photos!
Thank you, Sheree!
A wonderful journey through Tbilisi thanks A-C 🙂
Can’t get enough of that city…glad you are not tired of it!
Never tire of adventures by others that I can absorb vicariously
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