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Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi is a central thoroughfare that reflects the diverse character of the city. Lined with a mix of architectural styles ranging from neoclassical structures to contemporary buildings, the avenue offers a balanced blend of tradition and modernity. Named after the medieval Georgian poet Shota Rustaveli, the street serves as a cultural hub, hosting various institutions such as theaters, museums, and galleries. As you wander along, you’ll encounter a variety of shops, cafes, and local businesses, creating a dynamic atmosphere. The presence of significant landmarks like the Georgian National Opera and the Parliament of Georgia adds a touch of historical and political significance to the area. Rustaveli Avenue provides an opportunity to experience the diverse facets of Tbilisi in a single stroll.
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Hi, my name is Anna. I used to be a licensed tour guide to Saint Petersburg, Russia. Due to Russian-Ukrainian war and my zero tolerance of my county’s government, I had to leave my beloved city and job. I’m currently living in Israel. There is no such thing as an ex-guide, so I’m not wasting my time and studying to become a licensed tour guide to the Holy Land. Join me in my exploration of Israel. Let’s discover this country together. History is never boring, it’s all how you talk about it. I do all kinds of virtual tours, from big touristy spots, to the nooks off the beaten path.
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