Museums & galleries in Tbilisi

This is the main place where you can see the original works of Niko Pirosmani, as well as those of David Kakabadze and Lado Gudiashvili.

Focused on promoting young Georgian artists on the international stage. If you're looking for "new names" and contemporary minimalism, this is the place for you.

One of the oldest private galleries in the city. It features both renowned Georgian artists of the 20th century and contemporary artists. The atmosphere is very welcoming, and visitors can often interact with the owners themselves.

A gallery that started with displays in store windows. Now it is a full-fledged space that presents contemporary Georgian art, often experimental and bold.

The first private gallery of the post-Soviet period, specializing in both 20th-century heritage and 21st-century contemporary art.

An immersive museum on Rustaveli Avenue with large-scale audiovisual installations and digital projections of world masterpieces.

He has an impressive collection of icons, coinage, jewelry, and Russian and Oriental art.

A three-story space with a permanent exhibition of Tsereteli's works and temporary exhibitions by contemporary artists.

It is a small space near Rustaveli Avenue, where local graphic artists and painters often hold solo exhibitions.

Located in the dungeons of an ancient caravanserai in the Old City. Here you can not only learn about the 8000-year history of Georgian winemaking through archaeological finds, but also participate in a tasting.