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Kutaisi 2013–2020 6 photos of this spot

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Kutaisi, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, served for centuries as a capital of western Georgian kingdoms and remains the country's third-largest city.

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Kutaisi, Georgia, Kutaisi, 2013
Kutaisi, Georgia 2013 Kutaisi, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, served for centuries as a capital of western Georgian kingdoms and remains the country's third-largest city.
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu 2014 A fountain in the central square of Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2014. Kutaisi is among the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the country and once served as capital of the medieval Kingdom of Imereti.
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu 2014 A fountain in the central square of Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2014. Kutaisi is Georgia's third-largest city and the historic capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis.
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu 2014 A fountain in Kutaisi's central square, photographed in 2014. The square sits at the heart of the city, which served as the capital of the medieval Kingdom of Imereti.
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Fontanna na centralnym placu 2014 The fountain on Kutaisi's central square, photographed in 2014. The square sits at the heart of the western Georgian city on the Rioni River.
Georgia, Kutaisi, 2020
Georgia 2020 Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in January 2020. The city is among the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world and once served as capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis and later the Kingdom of Imereti.