Why visit
David Sarajishvili commissioned this Machabeli Street mansion in the early twentieth century. Designed by Karl Zaar, it blends Art Nouveau and neo-Baroque details, including a tiled terrace. During the Soviet period it housed the Writers' Union of Georgia.
What to expect
Since 2008 the building has served literature again as the Writers' House, with readings, talks and a Museum of Repressed Writers. In summer, a restaurant opens in the garden. Programmes and opening arrangements vary, so look at the façade from the street first.
Plan your visit
Before you go
Check the current events programme and museum opening before planning a visit inside.
Allow extra time
Visit times are estimates for this activity only. Travel, queues and breaks are extra.



