Tbilisi
metro and tramway

Tbilisi's metro opened in 1966. Currently, Line one consists of 21 km and 16 stations. Line 2 is 7.5 km with 6 stations. The system is run by the Upravlenie Passajirskogo Transporta and is mostly underground, with the exception of Didube and Elektrodepo
stations on Line 1. The Tbilisi metro is known for it's widespread petty theft, grenades and occasional Jehovah's Witnesses. But, who knows?

Using the Tbilisi metro
Metsaubway page
Map
Excellent page (Russian)
Bizarre subway portal


Tram Photos thanks to Dave Spencer
Excellent photo tour of stations from Peter Donn

Tbili's tramway opened in1883 and consists of 53.9 km.