What base stations are there in Tbilisi

How many metro lines are there in Tbilisi Georgia?

The Tbilisi Metro is a rapid transit system in Tbilisi, Georgia, and it began operation in January 1966. The system consists of two lines and 22 stations. View a map of metro lines and stations for Tbilisi Metro system.

Where to go in Tbilisi?

Station Square 1: this station provides access to the central part of the city, and thus a great way to get around the historical areas. It also connects to the second metro line, the Saburtalo Line. The metro of Tbilisi is open throughout most of the day in order to reach as much people as possible.

Which Tbilisi Metro station is a new extension of Line 2?

Vazha-Pshavela: An extension of Line 2, this station was added in 2000. It is located in the Vake neighbourhood. State University: Serving the Saburtalo district, this is the latest addition to the Tbilisi Metro system. Construction of this station began in 1985, but was halted due to lack of funds. It was finally completed and opened in 2017.

When was the first metro line in Tbilisi launched?

The first metro line in Tbilisi was launched in January 1966. It connected the highly populated residential area Didube with the Rustaveli Avenue, city center on the right bank of the Mtkvari River. Tbilisi metro system was the first in Caucasus and the fourth in the USSR.