One of the biggest Book Museums in the Caucasus region opened at the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia in Tbilisi in November, regarded as one of the largest projects in this area for decades and showcasing a permanent exposition of the rare book collections. 

The exhibition is divided into four parts, the first representing a museum of over 19,000 rare books, including a Georgian-Italian dictionary published in 1629 and books printed by Georgian King Vakhtang the VI. The second part is the Museum of the 'Knight in the Panther’s Skin', with existing publications of the poem in Georgian as well as foreign languages. The third is Ilia’s Hall, an exposition of the Ilia Chavchavadze cabinet, with his private belongings and library. the fourth part is the Marie Brosset book depository.