[Bridge of Peace | Tbilisi "Light Art Walkway over Mtkvari"]

[Bridge of Peace | Tbilisi "Light Art Walkway over Mtkvari"] — A futuristic monument with beautiful curves and LED lights that connects the old city and the new city — Completed in 2010, this pedestrian bridge was designed by Italian architect Michele De Lucchi and features a glass and steel arch about 150m long. At night, more than 1,200 LEDs are lit up, creating a long, undulating tunnel of light  . ⸻ 📍[Location] In the center of Tbilisi, along the river connecting the old city and Rike Park. You can access it while looking at Metekhi Church, Narikala Fortress, and Baratashvili Bridge . 🕰️[Best time to see it] The time when the lights start to come on from dusk (↓90 minutes to ↑90 minutes) is especially recommended! The entire bridge shimmers and you are enveloped in a fantastical world. ⸻ ✨Recommended points • The contrast between the modern architecture reminiscent of undulating waves and the historic streetscape is beautiful. • The LED lighting has a mechanism that conveys messages of life and peace in Morse code. • Motion sensor lights are embedded in the glass handrails of the bridge, and the lights follow you as you cross () • Just walking is an art experience! You can feel both the silence of the old town and the bustle of the park side. ⸻ 🎒Tips and advice • It is recommended to have a tripod for night photography to prevent camera shake. 📸 • It is also good to cross during the day. You can enjoy the view through the glass slowly. • It gets cold, so protect yourself from the cold with a jacket or scarf at night. • If you combine it with a stroll around Rike Park and the old town, you can enjoy the whole Tbilisi scenery! #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Georgia #Tbilisi