Vilnius is a sister city of Tbilisi, so Vilnius Square is devoted to Georgian-Lithuanian solidarity in Tbilisi.
Square incorporates notably Lithuanian architectural elements. The Stebuklas ("Miracle") tile is an area on the square tradition that is expected to turn around 3 times for one's wish to be granted (the original one of these is on Vilnius's Cathedral Square). There is also a wall with symbols such as the Iron Wolf or the Užupis Constitution (in the Georgian language).
A fountain and a playground are also nearby the square. It was opened in 2009 during a ceremony attended by Presidents Valdas Adamkus and Mikheil Saakashvili. In September 2019, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze and visiting Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius opened a renovated version of the square. It is one of many public places in the country that honors Lithuanian support for Georgia during the Georgian Civil War and the Russo-Georgian War.
As Vilnius citizens, we placed a geocache here during our trip to Tbilisi and hope the cache can be maintained by the community around.