Bagebi (Tbilisi)

 neighbourhood, quarter (urban subdivision), city district

Bagebi — a residential area in Tbilisi (Vaki district), on the bank of Vaki, along the Tskneti highway; former village.

In the territory of Bagi, the peasants of Tskneti used to have gardens and fences. Probably, this is where the name of this place comes from ("Baga" means a feeding place for tethered cattle). Modern development started in the early 1980s (chief architect B. Maminaishvili).

Bugs are several interconnected complexes located on three terraces. In addition to residential buildings, high-rise dormitories of Tbilisi State University were built in Baghebi, which are connected by a bridge to educational buildings located on the left bank of the Veri River.

On May 30, 2024, a 532-meter-long road bridge was opened, connecting it to Bagabi University Street.