Question 1

Is Chugureti a good district to rent an apartment in?

Accepted Answer

Yes: it is one of the best trade-offs between price and a central location.

Chugureti is the left bank of the Kura, opposite the centre. Its main axis is Aghmashenebeli Avenue with its pedestrian section, cafes and the Fabrika space; there are two metro stations, Marjanishvili and Station Square, and the Dezerter Bazaar. Housing is a mix of historic buildings with “Italian” courtyards and new blocks near the railway station.

For a comparable distance to the centre, rent here is usually lower than on the right bank in Vake, Vera or Sololaki. The downsides: it is busy, especially around the station and the market, and old buildings may have worn utilities and no lift. It suits people who want to live centrally and value the atmosphere of old Tbilisi. [Listings in Chugureti](/en/tbilisi/chugureti).

Question 2

How do I get from Chugureti to the centre of Tbilisi?

Accepted Answer

Chugureti is effectively the centre, just on the left bank: Rustaveli is a couple of minutes by metro or a walk across the bridge.

The district lies opposite the right-bank centre. Marjanishvili station is next to the central stations, and Station Square is a major interchange, convenient for the railway station and other lines. From Aghmashenebeli Avenue you can walk to Rustaveli across the bridge: an ordinary stroll rather than a trip.

Buses along Aghmashenebeli and the embankment go in every direction, and a taxi within the centre is a short ride, although the bridges get congested at rush hour. For daily commuting, transport is the last thing to worry about in Chugureti. [Listings in Chugureti](/en/tbilisi/chugureti).

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