David Baazov Historical and Ethnographic Museum of Georgian Jews

The David Baazov Museum examines the history of Jewish life in Georgia and relations between Georgian and Jewish communities. Founded in 1932 in Tbilisi’s Kala district, it occupies a domed building associated with an earlier synagogue. Ethnographic expeditions in 1933–1936 helped assemble a large collection that includes clothing, ritual objects, photographs, accessories, paintings and graphic works. Displays can add historical context to the Jewish landmarks elsewhere in the Old Town.

Plan this as a museum visit only after confirming that it is open on your chosen day. Exhibitions rotate, so no particular object should be promised. Check hours, tickets, language support, guided visits and photography rules directly with the museum before travelling. The route through the domed building, lift availability, toilets, seating and step-free access have not been verified.