“Hurry to Tiflis, you won’t believe what luxury!” A. S. Griboedov

Fortress Square is a symbol of architectural transformation. We will talk about how the writer helped Tiflis adapt to new trends, blending the Eastern atmosphere with the European style.

Seidabad and Kharpukhi are “the gateway to a fairy tale from ‘One Thousand and One Nights’”, the Eastern quarters that captivated Griboedov. You will learn how the diplomat and poet found inspiration here and what attracted him to these lively little streets.

The Tsar’s Quarter, where Griboedov lived and created. In Exarchate Square he wrote the immortal comedy “Woe from Wit” and developed projects for the growth of trade in Tiflis. We will discuss how his love for his wife inspired him in the last years of his life.

Sioni Cathedral, where Griboedov’s wedding to Nino Chavchavadze, a Georgian princess who became his muse and faithful companion, took place.

Nagorny Quarter is the district the writer loved to visit. Here he was a guest of a relative of Lermontov. And it was here that he met the princess, a fateful acquaintance that changed his life forever.

Vorontsov Palace was the setting for the lavish celebration of Griboedov and Nino’s wedding. We will tell you about this significant event and about Griboedov’s connection with the Georgian nobility.

Mount David, home to the pantheon of famous Georgians, where Griboedov is buried. This place has become a symbol of his legacy, eternal love and remembrance.