The Chronicles of Georgia, an impressive monument depicting key figures and events from Georgian history and religion, is located on a hill overlooking the Tbilisi Sea. It is freely accessible year-round, with no entrance fee, and can be visited solo via taxi/ride-sharing from Tbilisi (approx. 20-40 GEL one-way) or as part of a guided tour, which offers historical context. While the site is open to all, the monument itself involves steps, making it less accessible for wheelchairs. A typical visit lasts 30-90 minutes to explore the massive sculptures and enjoy the panoramic views, especially stunning at sunrise or sunset. Be prepared for potential wind, and consider warm clothing in colder months, though it's generally an open-air site best enjoyed on a clear day.