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Expo 55: Tbilisi— Tbilisi
Preface
Chaotically beautiful, brimming with optimism and inhabited by friendly, fun-loving people, the capital of Georgia is a lesson in transformation.
01View from the theme-park towards the presidential palace and Trinity Church
02Selling old books in Tbilisi Freedom Square
03Bank of Georgia hq
04Café Purpur, Gudiashvili Square
05Eka Japaridze’s dining room in her house on the government’s compound
06Restaurant at Hotel Kopala
07Sioni Church, Tbilisi’s Old Town
08Memorial for Georgian solders killed in the Russian-Georgian war in Abkhazia
09Aghmashenebeli Avenue
10Nino, at Freedom Square
11Flea-market at Chughureti Bridge
12Vendors at the flea-market
13Royal bath
14View from Hotel Kopala of the Peace Bridge and the Cable Car Station
15Friends having dinner at Rue Chardin 12 Restaurant, from left: Eka, Nino and Natia
16Magda, aged 22, on Rustaveli Avenue
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18The Bulgarian and Israeli embassies
19Jazz band at Rue Chardin 12 Restaurant. The musicans usually play for the Tbilisi Opera
20Television tower
21Another meal, another chat and another bottle of wine
22Prosecuter’s Office built by Architects of Invention
23Sunday service at Trinity Church
24Barbecue at the wine festival, Vake park
25Building and restoring houses on the embankments of the river
26Living room of Simon and Sandro
Chaotically beautiful, brimming with optimism and inhabited by friendly, fun-loving people, the capital of Georgia is a lesson in transformation.
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