Private Tour Guide               Georgia 

Tbilisi is such a magical city. It is not only a blend of different architectural styles(Persian, European Art Nouveau, Soviet, and modern glass) but its central avenues also reflect a mix of architects from various European countries. I have already written blog posts about Italians and Germans architectural contributions, which brought many brilliant buildings to the capital. In this blog, I want to focus on Polish architects who created several outstanding buildings in the

Germany holds a special place in Georgian history. It is such a broad and rich topic that not just one blog—or even one or two books—would be enough to cover it fully. Still, I will try to summarize a few stories that may be interesting not for historians or researchers, but for first-time visitors from Germany who come to Georgia as tourists. After hiking in the mountains, they may want to learn a bit more about the history of the city and the country they are discovering. O