Persian architecture in Georgia

Posted on 2017-07-22 by

Tbilisi is formed by so many different architectural styles, that it’s difficult to take a photo of just one. Here, the tower of a brick mosque and a wonderful wooden balcony are squeezing themselves into the picture.

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The building with the blue facade, reminiscent of mosques in Isfahan, is the Orbeliani bathhouse. When I was in Tbilisi, it was unfortunately closed for renovation.

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About Andreas Moser

Travelling the world and writing about it. I have degrees in law and philosophy, but I'd much rather be a journalist, a spy or a hobo.
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6 Responses to Persian architecture in Georgia

  1. simonjkyte says:
    2017-07-22 at 12:06

    will do some reading about its history

    Reply
  2. The Kaleidoscope says:
    2017-07-22 at 16:00

    I am looking forward to it. Your photos are making me so curious about the country.

    Reply

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