Galaktion Bridge, Tbilisi

The 150-meter steel and glass bridge spans across the Kura River, connecting different sections of Tbilisi with a curvy modern design.

Initially named after Stalin in the 1950s, the bridge received its current name in honor of Georgian poet Galaktion Tabidze.

The bridge forms part of Tbilisi's architectural evolution, marking the transition from Soviet structures to contemporary Georgian design elements.

Located one kilometer from the city center at coordinates 41°42'27"N 44°47'33"E, the bridge serves as a central crossing point for residents.

Motion sensors activate LED lights along the handrails as people walk by, creating an interactive lighting display throughout the structure.

Location: Tbilisi

GPS coordinates: 41.70764,44.79245

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:10