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Niko Nikoladze House-Museum The territory of the Home-Museum of the progressive thinker, innovator, publicist Niko Nikoladze (1843-1928) covers an area of three and a half hectares. The memorial buildings built in 1886 located in the mentioned territory are: the residential building, where the main part of 1414 copies of the museum's funds is located. The pantry and the cellar, where the agricultural and household tools brought by Niko Nikoladze from abroad are placed. There is a windmill built in 1910 in the yard. Dendro-park cultivated by Nikoladze occupies one and a half hectares. Samtredia, Village Didi Jikhashi. |
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Ferry on the Rioni River The ferry was built in 1918. It connects Samtredia Municipality with Vani municipality. Samtredia, village Akhalsofeli. |
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Saint George Monastery of Fathers Saint George Monastery of Fathers dates back to the 16th century. The church is in a basilica style. According to legend, the mountain on which the temple was built was called "Sando" because it was a reliable shelter, now it is called Zando. The picturesque view of Colchis lowland opens from the mountain. Samtredia, village Gamochinebuli. |
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Synagogue In the 80s of the 17th century, the Mikeladze family helped to settle the first Jewish family in the village Kulashi. The first synagogue was built here in the 18th century. Samtredia, village Kulashi. |
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Hippodrome The Equestrian Sports Club exists since 1964, where the national equestrian sports are followed. These sports are: Horseball, Isind, Dori and Marula. There are various purebred horses here. Riding on a horse is used to heal the body from different diseases. Samtredia, Tsereteli Street. |
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Telefisi Fortress Overlooking the Rioni River, the fortress controlled the path through which legions could pass. The fortress is famous for the war of 553. It was from Telefisi fortress that the Iranians wanted to expel the Byzantines. Byzantium-Iran border was passing here. Samtredia, village Tolebi. |
