Mushtaidi Park

In the heart of Tbilisi, there is one of the city's oldest parks with an incredible history. Founded in the 1830s by a Persian emigrant, the park was named "Mushtaidi" after his beloved Georgian wife. Years later, in 1935, a significant event took place here - the launch of the world's first children's railway, which still operates today, bringing joy to young travelers. Today, Mushtaidi is an ideal place for family vacations: well-maintained alleys and flower beds, where you can comfortably walk with a stroller, enjoy local delicacies in cozy restaurants, or watch the happy faces of children on classic roller coasters. If you're planning a trip to the capital of Georgia, make sure to set aside time to visit this atmospheric park.