Named for the 12th Century Georgian poet Shota Rustaveli, most famous for his epic poem The Knight in the Panther’s Skin, Rustaveli Street or Avenue is the main thoroughfare running through Tbilisi. Designed and built to be European-like, it is home to museums, theaters, government buildings, shops and restaurants. At the eastern end is Freedom Square, a central point for the country where many a protest has culminated, including the Rose Revolution of 2003.
A few photos from a beautiful Saturday afternoon walk down Rustaveli: (click the images for a closer look, if you’d like)
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