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Get InspiredAsiaGeorgiaImeretiKutaisiColchis Fountain

Colchis Fountain

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Fountain·Iconic, Vibrant, Historical
Colchis Fountain
Photo by philippe salgarolo from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
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Colchis Fountain
Photo by Andres Mustin from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
Photo by Yury Issarevich from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
Photo by Roman Mahler from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
Photo by philippe salgarolo from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
Photo by SlavA Splav from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
Photo by Andres Mustin from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
Photo by Yury Issarevich from Google Places
Colchis Fountain
Photo by Roman Mahler from Google Places

Standing as a centerpiece of Kutaisi, the Colchis Fountain is an elaborate modern monument that pays homage to Georgia's deep historical roots. The fountain is adorned with dozens of golden-hued statues, which are enlarged replicas of ancient jewelry and artifacts discovered at archaeological sites across the country. These figures represent the legendary Kingdom of Colchis, famously associated with the myth of Jason and the Argonauts. While the fountain is a grand sight during the day, it becomes truly spectacular at night when it is bathed in a vibrant red glow. Located in the main square, it serves as a lively hub for both locals and tourists, offering a perfect blend of culture, history, and urban atmosphere.

Standing as a centerpiece of Kutaisi, the Colchis Fountain is an elaborate modern monument that pays homage to Georgia's deep historical roots. The fountain is adorned with dozens of golden-hued statues, which are enlarged replicas of ancient jewelry and artifacts discovered at archaeological sites across the country. These figures represent the legendary Kingdom of Colchis, famously associated with the myth of Jason and the Argonauts. While the fountain is a grand sight during the day, it becomes truly spectacular at night when it is bathed in a vibrant red glow. Located in the main square, it serves as a lively hub for both locals and tourists, offering a perfect blend of culture, history, and urban atmosphere.

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Address
7PC4+H5X, Kutaisi, Georgia
Websitekutaisi.gov.ge
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Dozens of golden statues inspired by ancient Colchian culture.

  • Striking red illumination that activates after sunset.

  • Central location in Kutaisi's main square.

  • Replicas of archaeological finds and mythological figures.

Best For

Photography and evening strolls in the city center.

Time of Day

Lunch, Dinner, Late Night

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Casual Stroll

Reviews

4.7
Excellent4,1 K reviews

The Colchis Fountain is celebrated as a premier landmark in Kutaisi, located centrally in the city's main square. Visitors are captivated by the dozens of golden statues, which serve as replicas of ancient Colchian artifacts and mythological figures. The sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with many reviewers highlighting the fountain's magical appearance when illuminated at night. The vibrant red lighting is a specific point of praise, transforming the square into a scenic and lively gathering spot. It is noted as an essential stop for photography enthusiasts and those interested in Georgian history. Overall, the fountain is described as a beautiful piece of art that brings the legendary Kingdom of Colchis to life for modern travelers.

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Location

Kutaisi, Imereti, Georgia