Arshakuni Palace

Mtatsminda District, Georgia

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The Arshakuni Palace, located in Tbilisi's Mtatsminda District, is an eclectic structure that synthesizes baroque revival, Moorish revival, and neoclassical architectural traditions. Designed by architects Grigory Ivanov and Simon Kldiashvili, the palace represents the cosmopolitan aesthetic ambitions of its era, drawing from multiple European and Islamic architectural vocabularies. Now designated as a cultural heritage monument in Georgia, the building stands as a notable example of nineteenth-century eclecticism in the Caucasus region.