Description

Tbilisi – Capital City of Georgia • Where Ancient Streets Meet a Modern Creative City

Tbilisi is the cultural, historical, and economic center of Georgia, offering visitors a dynamic blend of ancient heritage and contemporary urban life. The city stretches along the Mtkvari River and features a unique mix of architecture, from traditional wooden balconies to futuristic landmarks such as the Peace Bridge and Rike Park. Travelers can explore the narrow streets of Old Tbilisi, visit the iconic Narikala Fortress, and enjoy panoramic views from the Mtatsminda and Sololaki hills.Tbilisi is also famous for its natural sulfur baths in the Abanotubani district, a centuries-old tradition that continues to attract visitors seeking wellness and relaxation. The city offers numerous museums, art galleries, theaters, and cultural venues that showcase Georgia’s rich artistic heritage. Food lovers will appreciate Tbilisi’s vibrant culinary scene, featuring traditional Georgian cuisine, modern fusion restaurants, and atmospheric wine bars.Outdoor activities include cable-car rides, urban walking tours, photo stops at scenic viewpoints, and riverfront strolls along the historic Metekhi area. With its warm hospitality, diverse attractions, and convenient access to nearby regions, Tbilisi serves as an ideal base for both short city breaks and extended journeys throughout Georgia. The capital’s blend of heritage and modern energy makes it a must-visit destination for every traveler.

Region Info

Number of Tours: 17

Locations: Narikala Fortress, Old Tbilisi, Metekhi Church, Bridge of Peace, Mtatsminda Mountain & Park, National Botanical Garden of Georgia, Sameba Cathedral, Lisi Lake, Sulfur Baths (Abanotubani), Turtle Lake (Kus Tba), Chronicle of Georgia

Highlights: Ideal for nature, culture, and local cuisine