About Celebrations – Christmas Decorations in Tbilisi
Tbilisi celebrates Christmas in style, adorning its streets and parks with beautiful illuminated decorations.
Christmas lights in Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi
Most Georgians celebrate Christmas according to Orthodox tradition on January 7, but the street Christmas fairs and celebration events start earlier in December.
Christmas tree in front of the old Parliament building in Tbilisi
Christmas lights on the old Parliament building in Tbilisi
The lighting of the main New Year Tree usually takes place on December 25 at the Old Parliament building on the Rustaveli Ave. in Tbilisi.
Christmas tree in front of the old Parliament building in Tbilisi
Christmas lights in Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi
The Freedom Monument decorated with Christmas lights
Christmas decoration near the old Parliament building in Tbilisi
Christmas snowman in Rike Park in Tbilisi
Christmas tree decorations in Europe Square in Tbilisi
Christmas angels in Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi
The Georgian equivalent of “Santa Claus” is known as tovlis babua, meaning “Grandfather snow”.
Tovlis Babua and Santa Claus in Tbilisi
Photos courtesy of Tbilisi City Hall.
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Beautiful! Happy festive a season to your lovely family from mine. Extra cuddle for Bassa. X
Thank you! Wishing you and Bubba and Bella and Beary a very special Christmas ❤
These are beautiful my friend!! What visions to enjoy. I love all of the lights. XOXO – Bacon
Thank you Bacon!
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The decorations look mostly the same as the year before, but the lights on St George’s column on Tavisuplenis Moedani look great.