Agenda.ge photo collage offers rare glimpse of new holiday season decorations in Tbilisi
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The holiday season is here and amazing winter displays are popping up around the Georgian capital of Tbilisi.
We already have seen some amazing pictures – but we want to see more.
Workers are installing new decorations during the night but they will not be illuminated for some time yet. They are only lit up for several minutes for testing once the installation is completed.
Agenda.ge spent some time gathering pictures of the new decorations and lights during those special moments. Keep in mind that these sights cannot be seen again until the end of the week when the holiday season displays will officially open.
Enjoy the images below and remember that no photo is going to compare to seeing them in person.
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo: Tbilservice Group / Facebook
Photo by Mari Pangratian.
The 2018 New Year is approaching and Georgia’s capital city Tbilisi is fast transforming into a festive city, with new shimmer and twinkle New Year illuminations.
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered on Road Revolution Square in central Tbilisi late on December 31 to say goodbye to 2016 and meet New Year 2017.
The New Year 2017 is fast approaching and Georgia’s capital city Tbilisi is preparing to create a festive mood and an enjoyable celebration for it's residents and guests.
The Christmas lights in Georgia's capital Tbilisi are among the best in the world, says leading news agency CNN.
Today, a major part of Christians all over the world are celebrating one of the most important religious holidays of the faith - Christmas, which marks the birth of Jesus Christ. Georgian Orthodox Christians, who make up the majority of population, will celebrate Christmas on January 7.
The New Year’s mood is in full swing in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi, where Santa Clauses have appeared with bicycles. Cycling Santas is a new project launched yesterday by Tbilisi City Hall. They are greeting citizens and handing out candies.