Bridge of Peace
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Around the bridgeSources checked: 4 November 2026

Erekle II Street

Erekle II Street is the pedestrian street that meets the Old Town end of the Bridge of Peace. It is one of the first places you reach after crossing, and it sets the tone for the historic quarter.

This page describes the street, its role as a cafe and dining lane, and how to slot it into a walk from the bridge.

Type
Pedestrian street
From bridge
At the Old Town end
Best for
Cafes, dining, people-watching
Cost
Free to walk
Quick facts

What is on the street

It is a walkable lane of cafes, restaurants and shops set in historic buildings, popular because it is flat and easy to reach from the bridge.

  • Cafes, restaurants and bars along the way
  • Historic facades and balconies
  • A level, pedestrian-friendly surface
  • Immediate access to the Bridge of Peace

When to go

It is busiest in the evening, when the bridge lights bring people across. Mornings are calmer and better if you want a table or quiet photos.

Individual venues change hands, hours and prices. Treat any specific listing as a lead and confirm on the day.

Practical points

  • Perfect first stop after crossing the bridge towards the Old Town.
  • Use it as the gateway to the deeper lanes and the bath district.
  • Expect more people after sunset and at weekends.
  • Good for a break before or after the cable car loop.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers for planning.

01Where is Erekle II Street?+

It is in Old Tbilisi on the right bank, meeting the Bridge of Peace at the Old Town end of the crossing.

02Is Erekle II Street good for dinner?+

It is a well-known lane for cafes and restaurants, though many visitors prefer to compare a few streets nearby. Check menus and hours on the day.

03Is it suitable for families?+

Yes. It is level and pedestrian, which makes it easier with children or for those who prefer to avoid steps.