Broliskedi Waterfall
Waterfall near Kutaisi in a lush forest setting, reachable as part of a day trip loop with Geguti Palace. Free to visit.
Monument in Kutaisi
Chronicles of Georgia
Massive stone pillars on a hilltop near Tbilisi Highway depicting Georgian historical and biblical scenes, often compared to Stonehenge. Free to visit and usually empty, a striking photo stop on the road from Kutaisi to Tbilisi.
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More in Kutaisi
Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
Chkheri Big Waterfall
Waterfall near the Broliskedi area, free to visit. A lesser-known natural stop that pairs well with other sights in the Kutaisi region.
Colchis Fountain
Striking fountain in Kutaisi's central square featuring enlarged replicas of golden archaeological artifacts from ancient Colchis. Free to admire and one of the city's most photographed landmarks.
Geguti Palace
Ruins of a 12th-century royal hunting palace south of Kutaisi, one of the best-preserved medieval secular buildings in Georgia. Free to visit and rarely crowded.
Gonio Fortress
Well-preserved Roman-Byzantine fortress near Batumi, one of the oldest fortifications in Georgia. Small entry fee, accessible as a day trip from Kutaisi via Batumi.
Green Bazaar
Kutaisi's vibrant central market selling fresh produce, spices, churchkhela, and local cheeses. Free to browse and a genuine window into daily Georgian food culture.
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