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Kutaisi Wall Paintings: A Canvas of Urban Art

Discover Kutaisi's vibrant street art scene: a fusion of culture and creativity on Varlamishvili Street and beyond.

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The wall paintings of Kutaisi, often organized by the Tbilisi Mural Fest, transform the city into an open-air art gallery. Located primarily on Varlamishvili Street, these vibrant murals add a contemporary layer to Kutaisi's historical landscape, offering both locals and tourists an engaging cultural experience.

A brief summary to Wall painting

  • 61-75 Varlamishvili Street, Kutaisi, GE
  • Monday 12 am-12 am
  • Tuesday 12 am-12 am
  • Wednesday 12 am-12 am
  • Thursday 12 am-12 am
  • Friday 12 am-12 am
  • Saturday 12 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

  • Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the murals, as they are spread throughout the city.
  • Check local listings for any ongoing mural festivals or events to enhance your visit.
  • Bring a camera to capture the vibrant colors and unique designs of the wall paintings.
  • Engage with locals to learn more about the stories and meanings behind the murals.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    Starting from Kutaisi's central square, Kolkheti Fountain, head east on Tsereteli Street. Continue for approximately 700 meters until you reach Varlamishvili Street. Turn right, and walk 300 meters to find the wall paintings at 61-75 Varlamishvili Street on your left. There are no tolls or specific access fees for this route.

  • Public Transport

    From the Kutaisi bus station, take a local minibus (marshrutka) towards the city center and disembark near the Kolkheti Fountain. From there, walk east on Tsereteli Street for about 700 meters, then turn right onto Varlamishvili Street. Walk straight for another 300 meters to find the Wall painting at 61-75 Varlamishvili Street on your left. The bus fare is approximately 0.40-0.50 GEL.

  • Taxi

    Use a local taxi service or ride-hailing app like Bolt or Maxim. Input 'Wall painting, 61-75 Varlamishvili Street, Kutaisi' as your destination. A short taxi ride within Kutaisi typically costs between 3-7 GEL. Ensure the driver is familiar with the location, though it is generally well-known.

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Kutaisi's vibrant wall paintings are a testament to the city's growing embrace of contemporary art. Scattered throughout the urban landscape, with a notable concentration on Varlamishvili Street, these murals inject color and creativity into the everyday lives of Kutaisi's residents and visitors alike. The project is often associated with the Tbilisi Mural Fest, which has been instrumental in bringing both local and international artists to the city to create stunning works of art. The murals themselves cover a diverse range of themes, from depictions of Georgian mythology and historical figures to abstract and socially relevant pieces. Artists often draw inspiration from Georgian culture, incorporating traditional motifs and symbols into their work. The murals not only beautify the city but also serve as conversation starters, inviting viewers to reflect on the stories and ideas they represent. Exploring the wall paintings offers a unique way to experience Kutaisi, blending art appreciation with urban exploration. As you wander through the streets, keep an eye out for these hidden gems, each contributing to the city's evolving identity as a hub for artistic expression.

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