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Liberty square
Attraction
4.7 (14945 reviews)
Busy, monumental square featuring a gilded statue of St. George atop a granite column.
2 Freedom Square, T'bilisi, Georgia
Did You Know?
Symbol of Freedom
Liberty Square, known as Tavisuplebis Moedani in Georgian, was renamed from 'Lenin Square' after Georgia regained its independence, symbolizing the nation's break from Soviet rule and its aspiration for freedom.
Golden Statue
At the center of Liberty Square stands a magnificent golden statue of St. George slaying the dragon. This monument, unveiled in 2006, was designed by Zurab Tsereteli and is a powerful symbol of Georgia's patron saint and national identity.
Historical Name
The square was originally known as Erivan Square in 1829, named after the capture of Erivan (Yerevan) by the Russian Empire, reflecting the historical geopolitical landscape of the region.
Center of Protest
Liberty Square has been a pivotal site for major demonstrations and revolutions throughout Georgia's history, including the Rose Revolution in 2003, making it a crucial public space for political expression and change.
Highlights from Reviews
• central location
It's ideally situated in the heart of Tbilisi, serving as an excellent starting point for exploring Old Town, Rustaveli Avenue, and other attractions.
• iconic monument
The Freedom Monument, with its golden statue of St. George, is a striking and impressive landmark, especially when lit up at night.
• vibrant atmosphere
The square is described as lively, energetic, and bustling with activity, offering a true sense of Tbilisi's spirit.
• good connectivity
Excellent access to public transportation, including the metro, and walkable pathways make it very convenient for navigating the city.
• festive decorations
During holidays like Christmas and New Year, the square is beautifully illuminated and decorated, creating a magical and elegant atmosphere.
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