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Tbilisi is a vibrant capital where historic wooden balconies meet contemporary architecture and ancient sulfur baths. It is famous for its unique culinary scene, amber wines, and welcoming atmosphere.
An ancient 4th-century fortress overlooking the city, offering panoramic views across the entire valley. The restored St. Nicholas Church is also located on the site.
The historic neighborhood of Tbilisi known for its domed baths with Turkish-style brick cupolas. The city was founded here thanks to its natural thermal springs.
Cable car ride to Narikala Fortress
Rike Park, Tbilisi · 1 hour
Take the cable car from Rike Park to enjoy a fast and impressive ride over the city. The view from above reveals the terracotta roofs of historic houses and the Kura River.
Why it's worth it: It is the ideal way to start your day by quickly reaching the highest point of the old town.
Exploring Narikala Fortress
Narikala Fortress, Tbilisi · 1-2 hours
Walk among the ruins of the ancient fourth-century fortress and admire the panoramic view of the entire valley. On-site, you will also see the restored St. Nicholas Church.
Why it's worth it: It offers the best photographic angles of the city and connects ancient history with the present.
Touring markets and tasting churchkhela
Old Town, Tbilisi · 1 hour
Traditional tavern · Georgian cuisine · €€
Traditional meat dishes and local wine
Winery and restaurant · Amber wines and accompaniments · €€€
Kvevri wines and cheese selections
Gastronomy restaurant · Modern Georgian cuisine · €€€
Creative khinkali dishes and fusion flavors
Local tavern · Traditional homemade food · €€
Soups and aromatic grilled dishes
Traditional bakery and café · Pastries and pies · €
Warm khachapuri and shotis puri
Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport (TBS), located about 17 kilometers southeast of the city center.
The Old Town is extremely walkable, but the surrounding hills and sloping streets require good physical condition.
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Sign inBest time to visit
May, September, October
Recommended duration
5 days
Estimated cost
80-130€ per person/day
Climate
Continental climate with warm summers and mild winters
Language
Georgian
One of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world, built on Ilia Akhvlediani Hill. Its majestic architecture dominates the city's skyline.
An impressive modern glass-and-steel bridge connecting the Old Town with modern Rike Park. At night, it is illuminated with thousands of LED lights.
Tbilisi's main thoroughfare, lined with impressive buildings, theaters, museums, and restaurants. It is the beating heart of the capital's cultural and social life.
Take a stroll through the picturesque alleys of the old town and discover traditional markets. Try the traditional churchkhela sweet hanging outside shops, which resembles a colorful candle.
Why it's worth it: It is a great opportunity to connect with the local market and flavors.
Relaxing in the sulfur baths
Abanotubani, Tbilisi · 1-2 hours
Visit the historic Abanotubani neighborhood and enjoy a session in the domed baths with Turkish cupolas. The city was founded here thanks to the region's natural hot springs.
Why it's worth it: It offers unique relaxation and is an integral part of the capital's cultural identity.
Amber wine tasting
Old Town, Tbilisi · 2 hours
Sit at a traditional winery in the old town to taste the unique amber wines produced in clay kvevri vessels. Sommeliers will explain the aging process.
Why it's worth it: Georgia is famous for its ancient winemaking tradition spanning thousands of years.
Old Town, Tbilisi
Old Town, Tbilisi · Traditional Georgian breakfast
Start your day in a cozy Old Town café enjoying fresh shotis puri bread with local cheese. Accompany it with aromatic filter coffee.
Caption: Shotis puri bread
Abanotubani, Tbilisi
Abanotubani, Tbilisi · Georgian cuisine
Taste hearty daily specials at a traditional tavern next to the baths. Try fresh meat dishes with aromatic herbs.
Caption: Renowned lamb dishes
Old Town, Tbilisi
Old Town, Tbilisi · Traditional flavors and wine
Enjoy a rich dinner featuring a variety of Georgian delicacies by candlelight. The atmosphere is warm and perfect for relaxing after sightseeing.
Caption: Local cheese platter
Hiking in the Botanical Garden
Botanical Garden, Tbilisi · 2-3 hours
Walk along the lush paths of the botanical garden spreading behind the fortress. You will encounter impressive waterfalls, bridges, and rich flora.
Why it's worth it: It is an oasis of tranquility within nature located right next to the city center.
Crossing the Bridge of Peace
Rike Park, Tbilisi · 1 hour
Cross the striking modern glass-and-steel bridge connecting the old town to Rike Park. Continue with a stroll around the fountains and modern gardens.
Why it's worth it: It represents the modern architectural side of the capital and offers great photo angles.
Visiting Sameba Cathedral
Ilia Akhvlediani Hill, Tbilisi · 1-2 hours
Climb the hill to admire the Holy Trinity Cathedral, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. Its majestic architecture and golden dome dominate the skyline.
Why it's worth it: It constitutes a religious and architectural landmark of the country with immense cultural significance.
Strolling down Rustaveli Avenue
Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi · 2-3 hours
Walk along the city's main street among impressive buildings, historic theaters, and museums. The area buzzes with life and forms the heart of the social scene.
Why it's worth it: It allows you to feel the pulse of the locals' modern urban life.
Traditional khinkali cooking classes
Tbilisi Center · 3 hours
Participate in an interactive cooking workshop to learn how to make the famous Georgian khinkali dumplings. At the end, you will enjoy your creations accompanied by local wine.
Why it's worth it: It is the most fun way to be initiated into the secrets of local gastronomy.
Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi
Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi · Pastries and coffee
Taste freshly baked pastries or khachapuri cheese pies at a traditional bakery on the avenue. The combination of melted cheese and warm dough is exceptional.
Caption: Fresh khachapuri
Tbilisi Center
Tbilisi Center · Traditional Georgian cuisine
Try rich dishes with meat, walnuts, and spices at a central restaurant. The environment is welcoming and ideal for a hearty meal.
Caption: Walnut and eggplant dishes
Tbilisi Center
Tbilisi Center · Modern Georgian cuisine
End your day at an elegant restaurant that revives traditional recipes with modern techniques. The atmosphere is vibrant and festive.
Caption: Modern takes on local recipes
Tap water in Tbilisi is generally drinkable and safe, but visitors with sensitive stomachs may prefer bottled water. Pharmacies are abundant and often open 24 hours a day.
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