Tbilisi Metro

The Tbilisi Metro is a rapid transit system serving Georgia's capital city, Tbilisi. It consists of several underground and above-ground lines that connect key neighborhoods, making commuting efficient and convenient. Opened in 1966, it features modern trains, stations with distinctive architecture, and frequent service, helping residents and visitors travel quickly across the city. The system is an essential part of Tbilisi’s transportation infrastructure, reducing road congestion and providing an affordable, reliable means of urban transit. Overall, the Tbilisi Metro plays a vital role in supporting the city’s mobility and development.