Kashveti Church stands on Rustaveli Avenue, directly opposite the Parliament building. The current building was constructed in 1910, though a church has stood on this site since the 6th century. The exterior is faced in pale stone with carved reliefs modelled on medieval Georgian church architecture; the interior is richly decorated with early 20th-century frescoes.
The church is small enough to feel intimate despite its prominent location, and it is an active place of worship — you can step inside during any non-service hour for a quiet moment. The location on Rustaveli means it is easily combined with a walk along the avenue.