Georgia · Tbilisi · Didube metro station
Didube metro station is a major interchange for Lines 1 and 2 in the heart of the Didube district. Tbilisi's main bus terminal and the Didube market are right here.
Useful information
Didube station opened in 1966 and is one of the city's key transport nodes. Lines 1 and 2 of the metro converge here, the main bus terminal for minibuses across Georgia operates from the station, and a large market is right next door. A practical choice for those who travel around the country frequently.
Soviet apartment blocks, private houses, and a handful of infill new builds. Prices are below the central districts — an affordable option with excellent transport. Business and student areas are close by.
Transfer node for Lines 1 and 2. Bus terminal: minibuses across Georgia and to neighbouring countries. Journey to the centre (Rustaveli) is about 5–8 minutes on Line 2.
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Transfer hub for two metro lines plus the city's main bus terminal. You can get almost anywhere from here.
Below the city average. See the DomCom catalogue for current listings.
Line 2 metro — 5–8 minutes to Rustaveli or Marjanishvili.
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