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Kutaisi 2012–2025 5 photos of this spot

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Khareba Church in Kutaisi, photographed in 2012, is one of several historic churches in a city long associated with the medieval Kingdom of Imereti and the Kutaisi Gelati monastery complex nearby.

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Khareba church of Kutaisi, Kutaisi, 2012

Khareba church of Kutaisi 2012 Khareba Church in Kutaisi, photographed in 2012, is one of several historic churches in a city long associated with the medieval Kingdom of Imereti and the Kutaisi Gelati monastery complex nearby.

Arch of Khareba church 2012 An archway at a church referred to as Khareba in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2012. Kutaisi, on the Rioni River, is one of Georgia's oldest continuously inhabited cities and was once the capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis.

Door of Khareba church of Kutaisi, Kutaisi, 2012

Door of Khareba church of Kutaisi 2012 A doorway of the church known as Khareba in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2012, in the historic city that once served as capital of the kingdom of Imereti.

Columns of Khareba church, Kutaisi, 2012

Columns of Khareba church 2012 This 2012 photograph shows columns of a church in Kutaisi, Georgia, a city whose religious architecture spans many centuries and includes some of the country's oldest surviving monuments.

Windows in Kutaisi 2025 Arched windows on a building facade in Kutaisi, Georgia, flanked by a commemorative plaque, one of many such markers found on the historic buildings of Georgia's former capital. Photographed in June 2025.