Museum of the History and Ethnography of Georgian Jews

The David Baazov Museum of the History and Ethnography of Georgian Jews is a unique institution founded in 1932 in Tbilisi. It is located at the intersection of Antonia Katolikosa and Vakhtang Beridze streets, near Freedom Square. This museum was established on the initiative of the "Georgian Committee for Aid to the Poor" with the aim of providing a cultural base for Jewish workers.

The museum's exhibition features many interesting artifacts, including an ancient stone slab with an Aramaic inscription found in Mtskheta, as well as 19th-century Jewish wedding dresses. These items allow visitors to feel the atmosphere of the history and culture of Georgian Jews and immerse themselves in their amazing world. Visiting this museum will be a fascinating and educational experience for anyone interested in the history of this remarkable people.