Georgia · Tbilisi · Nadzaladevi metro station
Nadzaladevi metro station is one of Tbilisi's oldest (1966), in a calm residential district on the right bank of the Kura. Affordable prices combined with good transport access.
Useful information
Nadzaladevi station opened in 1966 — part of the very first phase of the Tbilisi metro. The surrounding area is unhurried: Soviet apartment blocks, quiet courtyards, and local residents. The journey to the centre by metro takes about 15–20 minutes. The atmosphere is that of a typical Tbilisi residential neighbourhood.
Soviet five-storey and nine-storey blocks, with a handful of infill new builds. Prices are moderate — one of the affordable options with good metro access. Popular with families and young couples.
Line 1 metro, operating since 1966. Journey to Rustaveli is about 15–20 minutes. Bus network runs along the riverfront and into the district.
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Moderate prices, below the centre. See the DomCom catalogue for current listings.
Yes: Line 1 metro, about 15–20 minutes to Rustaveli.
Yes: quiet, schools and kindergartens nearby, and affordable prices.
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