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Hosted by Anna L.: Licensed Tour Guide in Russia and Israel
Join me for a walk through Sololaki, one of those Tbilisi neighborhoods where every doorway feels like a story waiting to be told. This was once the most fashionable district of the city, filled with opulent mansions built by Armenian merchants, Jewish families, and European entrepreneurs who brought their taste, ambition, and money here. We’ll wander past richly decorated facades, hidden courtyards, and grand staircases, and talk about the people who shaped this area, including figures connected to the Siemens family. It’s elegant, a little faded, deeply atmospheric, and still holds that quiet sense of old Tbilisi sophistication that I love sharing with you.
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Hi, I’m Anna Levina. I’m a licensed tour guide for Saint Petersburg (Russia) and Israel. Though I had to leave my beloved Saint Petersburg because of the political situation, the city is always close to my heart. Today, I live and do in-person and virtual tours in Israel and Georgia, but I continue sharing my love for Saint Petersburg through virtual tours. Join me as we explore its fascinating history, beautiful architecture, and the stories of the Romanovs — all from wherever you are in the world!
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