Once in Kutaisi, the city invites you for a walk. Kutaisi's unconventional appearance, combining ancient monuments and modern architecture, beckons you to explore all its streets and parks. Kutaisi hiking trails will be unforgettable walks and bring a lot of positive emotions. After visiting this ancient city, perhaps you will make your own favorite walking route or walk off the beaten path.
The most popular tourist route in Kutaisi is as follows: stroll through the restored city center to the main square with the statue of David the Builder and the Colchis fountain decorated with gilded figures, relax in the nearby Veriko Anjaparidze Park with original sculptures and come to White Bridge, where a cable car takes you to the Temple of Bagrat.
Another walking route through Kutaisi can be called "cultural": from the Opera House, walk through the square to the Lado Meskhishvili Drama Theatre, then rest at the Colchis Fountain and walk to the Historical Museum.
Don't forget that Kutaisi is a green city, with beautiful parks, squares, and a botanical garden. Is there anything better than a walk in the park? Be sure to visit the Botanical Garden, which features rare flowering plants at any time of year, and go to the Youth Park, which features original sculptures and, in the summer season, several amusement rides. These routes in Kutaisi are not pedestrian, because you have to get to the parks by public transport (0,3 GEL) or by shuttle bus (0,4 GEL), but in the parks themselves you will walk a lot and breathe clean air.
