Arcadia Palace – an architectural manifesto of late Soviet modernism under the Tbilisi sky, where past and future merge in white stone. Built in 1984, it bears the signature of the great architects Viktor Jorbenadze and Vazha Orbeladze. Its enormous, white, undulating forms and monumental silhouette are a bold attempt to create a secular temple for major rituals. Every corner, every arch, and every detail holds the energy of countless vows and celebrations. This is not merely the past; it is a living grandeur, once known as the Palace of Rituals, which we now introduce to you as “Arcadia Palace” – as we embark on a journey to restore its glory. Come, if your taste seeks something unique, sublime, and immortal. The most significant chapter of this story begins now.