Question 1

Is Gldani a good district to rent an apartment in?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if price is what matters most: Gldani is as a rule the most affordable district in Tbilisi.

It is a residential district in the north of the city: Soviet-era microdistricts, two metro stations (Akhmeteli Theatre and Sarajishvili), and Gldani Mall. There are many listings, including renovated flats, so for the same money you can usually rent a bigger flat in better condition than closer to the centre.

The downsides: the centre is 20–30 minutes away by metro, the housing is mostly old and uniform, and evening life revolves around the mall and the metro. It suits people who are saving, do not travel to the centre every day or work in the north of the city. [Listings in Gldani](/en/tbilisi/gldani).

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

By metro: from the Akhmeteli Theatre and Sarajishvili stations the centre is 20–30 minutes away with no changes.

Both stations are on the same line as the central ones, so the trip is simple and predictable: get on, get off in the centre. Within the district, buses run to the metro; if the flat is far from a station, add time for the bus or the walk.

By car or taxi, the trip to the centre at rush hour as a rule takes longer than by metro: the northern approaches are congested. So when choosing a flat in Gldani, the main question is how many minutes it is to the nearest station. [Listings in Gldani](/en/tbilisi/gldani).

Gldani — housing for rent

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Gldani — housing for rent

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Renting questions: Gldani

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Renting questions: Gldani

Gldani district guide