
Art Palace
Art Palace
Tbilisi, Georgia
Palace museum focused on theater, cinema & music, with costumes, photos & posters, plus fine art.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Palace museum focused on theater, cinema & music, with costumes, photos & posters, plus fine art.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Mardzhina Makazhan — 4 months ago
The museum is a must visit! Enjoyed it a lot and had fun while exploring the rooms on the second floor especially. The dining room was such a gift: all those details made us gasp! P.S. loved the secret room, it makes the museum a quest and you a participant, so far reminded us the vibes of Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.
The only thing that would make it better is an audio guide, hope it will be a part of the palace very soon!✨
**★★★★★ Alex Sofanime — 5 months ago
Definitely one of the worth visiting museums in Tbilisi very beautiful collection and variety of items to be seen air-conditioning was very appreciated as well in end august weather.
**★★★★★ Lazizbek Ergashev — 7 months ago
The Art Palace of Georgia is a really good museum with a lot of pictures and exhibits to see. I enjoyed exploring the beautiful rooms filled with art and history. There’s so much to look at and learn about Georgian culture—it’s definitely worth a visit!
**★★★★★ Saba Shabahang — 8 months ago
Very cool museum, with enough English signage and information to give you a solid understanding of the exhibition. There was even a “secret room” in the attic — a bit warm, but absolutely fascinating. It was a love room, created by the former master of the house for intimate moments with his wife during difficult times.
The museum features a diverse collection: jewelry, movie costumes, costume sketches, dolls, paintings, and more. The gift shop was charming, with cute postcards and tote bags fe
**★★★★★ Gabi A — 11 months ago
Being inside the Art Palace Museum is like being inside the treasury. There are so many wonderful paintings, photos, interior items. I really admire those who have done the restoration process. God bless these people. There are some photos from the 90s - the Museum was in such a poor condition. Entry fee is only 5 gel for all nationalities










