Also known as Lomsia, Axalcʻixe
miasto w Gruzji
Akhaltsikhe is a small city in southwestern Georgia that serves as the administrative center for both its local municipality and the entire Samtskhe–Javakheti region. The city sits on the Potskhovi River, which divides it into an older northern section and a newer southern section.
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thumb|250px|right|Akhaltsikhe Castle The city has been around for at least 800 years, and was the seat of the House of Akhaltsikhe, dukes of Samtskhe, for several centuries. In 1576 the Ottomans took the city; they built most of the old buildings a tourist can see here. During the Russo-Turkish War of 1828–1829 Russians captured the city. Until the 20th century Akhaltsikhe was mostly Armenian, but today around 27% are Armenians and the rest are Georgians. There is some language tension between city inhabitants.
Most of the centre can be explored on foot. However, the highway between Borjomi and Vardzia is about 2 km east of the centre and 2.5-3 km east of the castle.
The street from the underpass near the police station and the castle gate is lined with small family-run hotels, in all 15-20. Most of them close during winter. Expect to pay 30-50 Lari (2022).
If you can make yourself understood, you can overnight in the Sapara Monastery's chambers, 10-12 km outside of Akhaltsikhe.
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Achalciche (gruz. ახალციხე) – miasto w południowo-zachodniej Gruzji, stolica i największe miasto regionu Samcche-Dżawachetia. Leży w Małym Kaukazie, w Górach Mescheckich, nad rzeką . Miejscowość uzdrowiskowa, funkcjonująca w oparciu o kompleks źródeł termalnych.
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