Kutaisi, Katedra Bagrati through time

Kutaisi 2014–2019 14 photos of this spot

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Bagrati Cathedral in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2014. Built in the early 11th century under King Bagrat III, the cathedral overlooks the city from Ukimerioni Hill and is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Kutaisi, Katedra Bagrati 2014 Bagrati Cathedral in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2014. Built in the early 11th century under King Bagrat III, the cathedral overlooks the city from Ukimerioni Hill and is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Kutaisi, Katedra Bagrati 2014 Bagrati Cathedral in Kutaisi, begun in the early 11th century under King Bagrat III and set on Ukimerioni Hill overlooking the city.

Kutaisi, Katedra Bagrati 2014 Another view of Bagrati Cathedral, the medieval church that has given Ukimerioni Hill in Kutaisi its landmark silhouette since the 11th century.

Kutaisi, Ruiny Twierdzy Ukimerioni 2014 Ruins of Ukimerioni Fortress in Kutaisi, the hilltop stronghold that once stood beside Bagrati Cathedral, overlooking the Rioni River valley below.

Kutaisi, Ruiny Twierdzy Ukimerioni 2014 Further ruins of Ukimerioni Fortress in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2014. The hilltop stronghold once helped defend the city, which was capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis.

Kutaisi, Ruiny Twierdzy Ukimerioni 2014 Ruins of the Ukimerioni Fortress in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2014. The fortress once stood on a hill above the Rioni River, defending the medieval capital of the Kingdom of Imereti.

Kutaisi, Twierdza Ukimerioni i Katedra Bagrati 2014 Kutaisi's Ukimerioni hill and the Bagrati Cathedral appear in this 2014 photograph. The cathedral, built in the early 11th century under King Bagrat III, overlooks Georgia's second-largest city.

Kutaisi, Ruiny Twierdzy Ukimerioni 2014 The ruins of Ukimerioni fortress on a hill above Kutaisi, once part of the defenses of this ancient city in western Georgia, capital of the historic Kingdom of Imereti.

ქუთაისი, ბაგრატის ტაძარი Kutaissi, Bagrati-Kathedrale (1003) 2019 Bagrati Cathedral rising above Kutaisi, photographed from yet another vantage point around the historic hilltop site.

ქუთაისი, ბაგრატის ტაძარი Kutaissi, Bagrati-Kathedrale (1003) 2019 Perched on Ukimerioni Hill above Kutaisi, Bagrati Cathedral dates to the early 11th century under King Bagrat III; damaged in 1691, it underwent a contested modern reconstruction completed in 2012. This photograph was taken in 2019.

ქუთაისი, ბაგრატის ტაძარი Kutaissi, Bagrati-Kathedrale (1003) 2019 Bagrati Cathedral crowns a hill above Kutaisi, Georgia, and was originally completed in 1003 under King Bagrat III. Rebuilt after wartime damage, it remains one of the country's most recognized medieval Georgian Orthodox churches and is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site.

ქუთაისი, ბაგრატის ტაძარი Kutaissi, Bagrati-Kathedrale (1003) 2019 Photographed in 2019, this view shows Bagrati Cathedral on its hilltop site in Kutaisi, western Georgia. The 11th-century church, dedicated to the Dormition of the Mother of God, remains a landmark of medieval Georgian architecture.

ქუთაისი, ბაგრატის ტაძარი Kutaissi, Bagrati-Kathedrale (1003) 2019 Bagrati Cathedral was built in 1003 on a hill overlooking Kutaisi under King Bagrat III, the first king of a unified Georgia, and later suffered heavy damage when Ottoman forces blew up the structure in 1691.

ქუთაისი, ბაგრატის ტაძარი Kutaissi, Bagrati-Kathedrale (1003) 2019 Overlooking the city of Kutaisi, Bagrati Cathedral has stood in some form since the early eleventh century; a contested reconstruction completed in 2012 restored its roof and walls after centuries as a ruin.