Bebristsikhe Fortress

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Level 16 Local Expert

The medieval fortress of Bebristsikhe is a fortification on the northern border of the ancient capital of Georgia, Mtskheta. Its history goes back to the early feudal ages and is shrouded in mystery. There is little left of the fortress, but if you pass by, you can climb. The view is pretty. It is convenient to climb, there is an organized path. I wouldn't go on purpose, unless on the way. We were traveling from Mtskheta to Gori. 🔸Parking is free, admission is free.

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Анастасия Мешкова

Level 11 Local Expert

An atmospheric place, a very beautiful view. But walking there can be a bit dangerous. The castle is like something out of a movie.inside we met a huge flag of Georgia.

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Наталия

Level 7 Local Expert

It's a nice place. It's easy to get there. The fortress has a beautiful view of the surrounding area. It is clear that the fortress was once tried to be restored. However, it is now in an abandoned state. But for the sake of interest, you can climb. To join the historical heritage. And I'm glad that people didn't put a toilet there.

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Роман Сергеевич

Level 18 Local Expert

It's a cool place. A ruined fortress in which and on which you can climb. Great views open from above, it's very beautiful and cool around. I recommend it!!

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Василиса

Level 16 Local Expert

This place is really special and filled with atmosphere, especially if you like lively places. It offers a wonderful view of the city, which is worth a look. The fortress is a calm and majestic place with convenient access and excellent visibility. Although some restoration is required, the views from here are simply magnificent and worthy of attention.

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Даниил Запятой

Level 30 Local Expert

The place from where the confluence of two rivers, the Kura and the Aragva, is perfectly visible, and the very place described by M.Y. Lermontov in the poem "Mtsyri". By the way, there is a monument to the Russian poet and writer under the fortress. The point is located in Mtskheta. We drove to this city from Tbilisi for about an hour.

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Анастасия Л.

Level 9 Local Expert

A dilapidated fortress that once began to be repaired, but was abandoned. But it offers a very beautiful view of Aragvi. Only for the sake of it you can get there, but only if on the way!

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Анна Мавлевич

Level 14 Local Expert

It's a very beautiful place, great views!

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Level 23 Local Expert

It's not interesting. But the view is normal

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Level 4 Local Expert

An incredibly beautiful place. It is best to visit at sunset or at night

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Светлана Баранкина

Level 9 Local Expert

We did not go to the place for long, it was easy to climb, the view was beautiful. Apparently they tried to restore it, but something prevented it

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Тони

Level 20 Local Expert

We didn't manage to get close far from the center. It's very beautiful from afar.

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Маша

Level 8 Local Expert

There's nothing to see there.

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Илья Евдокимов

Level 11 Local Expert

Well, that's it. Ruins and that's it. To check in (or as they say now?) on the way somewhere it is quite possible. There is no point in going on purpose.

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Дмитрий Sv

Level 7 Local Expert

Interesting. We arrived in the evening. The backlight is beautiful

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Мария Зайцева

Level 9 Local Expert

Nothing special. The view from it is certainly beautiful. The place is not safe, because the fortress is dilapidated.

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Елизавета Е.

Level 14 Local Expert

You can't go up the hill. There are limiters. As a pawn only… The views are beautiful!