Entrance Tickets – Georgian National Museum in Tbilisi

The oldest museum in Georgia, which operates as a scientific and educational institution, boasts a remarkable collection of natural and human history artifacts. The museum’s collections cover the country’s history, from the earliest animal remains dating back 40 million years ago. One of the museum’s most captivating exhibits is the prehistoric human remains found in Dmanisi, dating back 1.8 million years, which is the oldest evidence of human existence outside of Africa.

The museum is home to an extensive collection of treasures that includes unique objects from the second half of the III millennium B.C. through XIX c. A.D. The collection contains gold and silver artifacts and jewelry from various regions of the country, including Ananuri, Tsnori, Vani, Mtskheta, Tialeti Kurgans, Zhinvali, Akhalgori, Martkopi, among others. The collection of Treasures is one of the most important collections of the museum, featuring a wide range of items from the pre-Christian period.

The museum is committed to preserving and exhibiting this unique collection of natural and human history for educational and scientific purposes. Visitors can explore the fascinating history of Georgia through the collections on display, which offer insight into the country’s rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re interested in ancient artifacts or prehistoric human remains, the museum is a must-see destination for anyone interested in the history and culture of Georgia.