The former Rustaveli cinema building is one of the architectural and cultural symbols of Tbilisi of the 20th century.
Rustaveli Cinema is the city's main cinema, built in 1939 by architect Severov, with sculptures by V. Topuridze and [link hidden]
For decades, it has been a center of attraction for citizens, where premieres, festivals and significant cultural events have taken place.
This building preserves the history of the capital's cultural life: it was once home to Tbilisi's largest cinema, which has become an integral part of the memory of several generations of residents and visitors to the city.
total area 9,762 sqm
Basement — 1,960 m²
1st floor — 1,767 m²
2nd floor — 1,788 m²
3rd floor — 1,788 m²
4th floor — 1,788 m²
5th floor — 1,767 m²
Possibilities of use:
-Luxury hotel or apart hotel in the city center
-Flagship premium shopping and entertainment center
-Class A business center
-Cultural or art space with a museum, gallery or theater
-Combined project: commercial+residences+coworking
it is possible to buy for foreigners