On my second day in Tbilisi I decided to head out towards the Holy Trinity Cathedral around sunset. Although it is getting close to autumn, the mid-day sun is still hot and exhausting when exploring the city. The cathedral itself, open since 2004, is massive and you can practically see it from most places in the city. I’m always drawn to the Eastern Orthodox style and the murals that line the inside of this incredible structure.
The following pictures are from my trip to the cathedral, which sits up on a hill overlooking the city, as well as the trip down through some back streets and neighborhoods on the way to dinner.
So far in Tbilisi, I’ve noticed lots of underground passageways, which have a cool presence about them. I enjoy exploring them and the small shops that line these underground tunnels. The Kura river splits the city in half and is flanked by hills on both sides, making for good views just about anywhere you go in the city.
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