Hutsubani Bridge

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Hutsubani Arch Bridge. It was built in 1924 according to the design of the Italian architect Augusto Verzi with the assistance of Matveci (Mate) Lazarida from the village of Akhalsheni. The bridge consists of two arches, built of reinforced concrete and basalt stone. It is supported by two massive pillars, paved with square basalt stones. In the hump of the large arch, a relief with the symbol of the Communist Party and the Soviet Union — a sickle and a falcon with a five-pointed star at the top - is carved on a rectangular stone slab. It stretches across the Kintrishi River. The bridge is used for river crossings and fishing. You can also walk along it and enjoy the surrounding nature.

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Alien Life Form

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One of the favorite places in Adjara, which can be reached quickly (5-10 minutes from Kobuleti by car). It's fun to look at the water and nature around you from the bridge. Rocks, blue water, fishermen. I recommend stopping by!

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Nata Lee

Level 26 Local Expert

An interesting location, unfortunately a little unsanitary.

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Сергей Краснов

Level 6 Local Expert

An interesting bridge. Getting there in a regular passenger car is no problem. It's a little messy around, of course, but overall it's beautiful.

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Юрий 🌍

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Hutsubani Arch Bridge, near Kobuleti Unlike many ancient arch bridges of Adjara (the so-called bridges of the era of Queen Tamara), this object belongs to the later Soviet period. A spectacular bridge — without crowds of tourists. I recommend.

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Александр&Ольга Турянские

Level 9 Local Expert

An incredibly beautiful place

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Hutsubani Bridge

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