Velvyslanectví Gruzie

Beautiful house in an interesting place.

Very friendly and helpful staff who helped me many times in everything I needed here.

The Embassy of Georgia is located in the interesting premises of an older medieval mill. From the end of the 16th century it was owned by the imperial court. It served as a summerhouse, later a stone cutting room, then a sawmill, paperboard and paper mill. We have documents from the 14th century about the existence of the mill. At the end of the 16th century the mill was bought by Emperor Rudolf II. and soon began building a new object. Apparently, A. Valenti and G. Gargiolli were entrusted with the preparation of the proposal. The builders themselves were U. Aostali and G. Brocco. The Embassy of Georgia is located in an interesting medieval mill. From the end of the 16th century it was owned by the Imperial Court. It served as a summerhouse, later a stone cutting room, then sawmill and paper mill. The existence of the mill is documented from the 14th century. At the end of the 16th century the mill was bought by Emperor Rudolf II. And soon began building a new object. Apparently, A. Valenti and G. Gargiolli were entrusted with the preparation of the proposal. The builders themselves were U. Aostali and G. Brocco.

Nice environment