About Freedom Square
Historically, the square has been a witness to significant events, from protests and celebrations to political milestones. Its roots trace back to the 19th century when it served as a focal point of the city’s development. Over time, it has undergone numerous transformations, reflecting the dynamic journey of Tbilisi and its people.
Freedom Square is also a gateway to Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi's main artery, bustling with shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks. Nearby, visitors can explore the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre or relax in cozy cafes that exude the city’s charm.
Whether you're soaking in its historical significance, marveling at the architecture, or simply enjoying the lively atmosphere, Freedom Square offers an unforgettable experience at the very heart of Georgia’s capital.
