Georgia · Tbilisi · Marjanishvili metro station
Marjanishvili metro station is on Lines 1 and 2 in a lively, bohemian quarter of Tbilisi. The famous theatre, cafés, the Deserter's Market, and the Kura embankment are all nearby.
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Marjanishvili station opened in 1966 and is named after Georgian theatre director Kote Marjanishvili (1872–1933). Marjanishvili Square is one of the city's most vibrant and bohemian meeting points, frequented by artists, musicians, and young people. The Deserter's Market (Dezerter Bazaar) — Tbilisi's largest — is within easy walking distance.
Flats in historic and Soviet buildings. Prices are mid-range — below Vera and Sololaki but with an equally appealing atmosphere. A good option for long-term renting.
Transfer station for Lines 1 and 2. Direct connections to the centre and to all residential districts. Buses run along the embankment and Agmashenebeli Street.
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Tbilisi's largest food market, right next to the station — everything from spices to live fish. Open daily from early morning.
Mid-range prices, below Vera and Sololaki. See the DomCom catalogue for current listings.
Yes — a transfer station for Lines 1 and 2.
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