Culture
The Church of the Virgin Mary in the north of Ts’avk’isi is recorded as dating from the 16th to 17th century. St. Marina’s Church in the lower district of Ts’avk’isi is recorded as dating from the 17th to 18th century.
Ts’avk’isi is associated with a deed of donation from 1398 that is linked to Svetitskhoveli and represents a medieval historical reference for the settlement. In 1595, King Simon donated Ts’avk’isi to Metekhi Cathedral.
The Kviratskhoveli niche shrine in the west of Ts’avk’isi is listed as an 18th-century cultural heritage site. Zarbazani Wine&Beauty is listed at 49 Jokhadze Street in Ts’avk’isi.
Nature
In the wider regional area of Tbilisi, the Tsavkisistskali River rises in the Mtatsminda Range and flows through the Tbilisi Botanical Garden to a 22-meter-high waterfall at Leghvtakhevi. Walking paths in the Tbilisi Botanical Garden follow the Tsavkisistskali River.
In the wider regional area of Tbilisi, a wooden bridge dating from 1898 offers a view of the Tsavkisistskali waterfall. More than 3,500 plant species grow in the Tbilisi Botanical Garden.
The route through the Botanical Garden passes through green spaces in the wider regional area of Tbilisi. Guided tours of the Tbilisi Botanical Garden are offered in Georgian, English, and Russian.
Those wishing to book a hotel in Ts’avk’isi can continue their search via Tbilisi, Tskneti, and Krtsanisi.
