How to get to the Bridge of Peace & Rike Park by metro
Station, line, time and exit — the complete guide.
Get off at Avlabari station (Line 1). From there it is a 12–15-minute walk, downhill, to the Bridge of Peace and Rike Park.
The Rike Park cable car climbs to Narikala Fortress above the Old Town.
Alternatively: Liberty Square station (Line 1).
Overview
The Bridge of Peace is a glass-and-steel pedestrian bridge over the Kura (Mtkvari) River, one of the symbols of modern Tbilisi, linking the Old Town with Rike Park. From the park a cable car rises to Narikala Fortress. The nearest metro is Avlabari (Line 1), a 12–15-minute walk down to the riverside park.
Getting there from key points
| Starting point | Metro route |
|---|---|
| Liberty Square | Line 1 toward Varketili, ~2 min (1 stop) |
| Rustaveli | Line 1, ~4 min |
| Station Square | Line 1, ~6 min |
Step by step
Take Line 1 and get off at Avlabari station.
Follow the signs to the right exit and up the escalator.
In about 12–15 minutes on foot, downhill, you reach the Bridge of Peace and Rike Park.
Useful information
Frequently asked questions
How much is a metro ticket?
Tbilisi Metro costs 1 GEL per ride with a Metromoney card, which also works on buses and the cable cars. See the "Schedule" page for hours.
How long does it take from the centre?
Liberty Square: Line 1 toward Varketili, ~2 min (1 stop).
Which line serves the station?
Avlabari station is on Line 1.
Is the station deep?
Yes — much of the Tbilisi metro is deep underground; Avlabari is reached by long escalators.
Where can I see more sights?
See all attractions near the metro.
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Updated: October 2026