Isani
Station on Line 1 (Akhmeteli–Varketili) · busy Isani market and bus hub
Line 1
Line served
Through
Through station
Partial
Step-free access
2
Station entrances
About Isani
Isani is an underground station on Line 1 (Akhmeteli–Varketili, the red line) of the Tbilisi Metro, opened in 1971. It serves the densely populated Isani district on the left bank of the Mtkvari, one of the most heavily built-up parts of the city.
The station is a genuine commuter hub. Right around the exits is the busy Isani market, and the surrounding streets form a major surface transport point where city buses and marshrutka minibuses gather, including routes heading east out of the city toward the Kakheti region.
Isani is a workaday rather than a tourist station: its traffic is made up of residents, shoppers and people connecting between the metro and feeder buses. The mix of market stalls, shops and transport keeps the area around the station crowded and lively for most of the day.
Where is Isani?
Isani station is located in Isani, Tbilisi. Coordinates: 41.6800°N, 44.8345°E.
Nearby attractions and services
Within a short walk of Isani you have the following places.
Other stations on Line 1 — Akhmeteli–Varketili
Services and accessibility
Tbilisi Metro stations offer the core services below. Older deep stations are gradually being upgraded for full step-free access — we note the current state on each station page.
Connections and transfers
Line 1 — Akhmeteli–Varketili — direct trains both directions. No transfer needed to ride this line.
City buses & marshrutkas — surface stops at the station entrances connect to the wider Tbilisi network. A flat ₾1 fare includes 90 minutes of free transfers between metro and bus.
Taxis — Bolt and Yandex taxis are widely available at street level for short hops to places off the metro alignment.
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