Georgia · Tbilisi · Rustaveli metro station
Rustaveli metro station is the central interchange for both metro lines, situated on Tbilisi's main avenue. The heart of the city: theatres, museums, cafés, and Parliament are all within walking distance.
Useful information
Rustaveli station opened in 1966 and forms a transfer node with Line 2. It is the deepest station in the Tbilisi metro — the platform is 60 metres underground. The adjacent Rustaveli Avenue is lined with the National Theatre, the National Museum, Parliament, and the city's best coffee shops.
Housing immediately around the station sits within Vera and Mtatsminda: historic buildings with wooden balconies, high prices, and limited supply. A substantial budget is needed to live near Rustaveli metro.
Transfer node for Lines 1 and 2. The central point of the entire network: from here any station is reachable directly or with one change. Liberty Square is one stop away; Didube on Line 2 is four stops.
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Transfer hub for two metro lines, plus Tbilisi's main avenue with all cultural facilities within walking distance.
This is Vera and Mtatsminda — among the most expensive locations. See the DomCom catalogue for current listings.
Yes — it is a transfer node for Lines 1 (Akhmeteli–Varketili) and 2 (Saburtalo).
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