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Heroes Square: A Memorial to Georgia's Fallen
A solemn and striking tribute to Georgia's heroes, offering a space for reflection and remembrance in the heart of Tbilisi.
Heroes Square in Tbilisi is a poignant monument honoring those who sacrificed their lives for Georgia's territorial integrity. The square features a 51-meter high memorial erected in 2009, with the names of over 4,000 Georgian heroes etched in marble. It serves as a gathering place for remembrance and reflection.
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A brief summary to Heroes Square
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
67 Merab Kostava St, Tbilisi, Old Tbilisi, 0171, GE
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Getting There
Walking
From central Tbilisi, such as Liberty Square, head north on Sharadze Street until you reach Merab Kostava Street. Turn left and continue straight. Heroes Square will be on your left. The walk takes approximately 15-20 minutes.
Public Transport
Several buses and minibuses stop near Heroes Square. Check local bus routes for options that stop at Heroes Square on Merab Kostava Street. Bus numbers 311, 331, 466, and 541 are common options. A single ride on public transport costs 1 GEL.
Taxi/Ride-sharing
Use a taxi or ride-sharing service like Bolt or Yandex to get directly to Heroes Square. Input 'Heroes Square' or '67 Merab Kostava St' as your destination. A taxi from the city center will typically cost between 8-15 GEL.
Local tips
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Visit early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and better lighting for photography.
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Check for local events or ceremonies happening at the square to experience Georgian culture.
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Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll likely want to walk around and explore the area.
Discover more about Heroes Square
Heroes Square (Gmirta Moedani) is a significant landmark in Tbilisi, dedicated to the memory of Georgian heroes who died protecting the nation. The centerpiece is a 51-meter high memorial, constructed in 2009 and faced with 16 segments of marble. Etched into the marble are the names of over 4,000 individuals, including military students who fought against the Red Army in 1921, leaders of the 1924 anti-Soviet revolt, and those who perished in the Abkhazia conflicts of 1992-1993 and the 2008 South Ossetia war.
Each day, two soldiers stand guard at the memorial, paying tribute to the fallen. The square provides a space for locals and tourists to reflect on Georgia's history and honor the courage of its people. While offering a serene atmosphere, the square also serves as a hub for cultural events and gatherings.
Located near the Tbilisi Zoo, Heroes Square is easily accessible and provides a meaningful experience for those seeking to understand Georgia's past. The square stands as a testament to the resilience and spirit of the Georgian people.
A brief summary to Heroes Square
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