Spirit of the tour

Tbilisi is a cosmopolitan city steeped in history, architecture, religion, modernism, lively places, gastronomy, etc….

To get to know this fascinating city better, book a professional English-speaking guide to take you on a half- or full-day tour of the city based on your preferred themes.

Itinerary

Sunset view of the esplanade of Sameba Cathedral in Tbilisi, Georgia, with passersby and silhouettes of Georgian architecture.

1/2 dayThe must-haves

Dive into the history and charm of Old Tbilisi! Explore its must-see attractions: Metekhi Church, Narikala Fortress, the sulfur baths district, and much more. End your journey with a funicular ride for breathtaking panoramic views. Transfer included.
Between 3h30 and 4h

Details

Your day begins with a transfer from your accommodation. The journey starts near Metekhi Church and the statue of King Vakhtang, the founder of Tbilisi, where the heart of the medieval city once thrived. Enjoy a spectacular view of the Mtkvari River and the treasures of Old Tbilisi. Then, head to Narikala Fortress, the iconic symbol of the city, followed by a stroll through the picturesque streets of the old town.

You will visit Abanotubani, the famous sulfur bath district mentioned by Alexandre Dumas, and then stroll through the vibrant Chardin district, a favorite spot for the city’s trendy youth. A stop at the Museum of Fine Arts will allow you to explore its exceptional treasure hall. Finally, take a funicular ride to enjoy breathtaking views of Tbilisi from above. The day concludes with a guaranteed return to your accommodation, leaving you with unforgettable memories.

1 dayCultural tour

Explore the history and culture of Georgia through its museums, ancient churches, and iconic landmarks like Turtle Lake. Discover unique treasures and enjoy a day full of discoveries in Tbilisi. Lunch included.
7h30

Details

Your day begins with a visit to the Georgian National Museum, a complex housing several major museums to help you better understand Georgian history and culture. You will then continue to the Anchiskhati Basilica of Saint Mary, the oldest church in Tbilisi, dating back to the 6th century and built by King Dachi of Iberia. Next, discover the Church of St. George of Kashveti, a gem of millennia-old Orthodox architecture.

After a typical lunch in the old town, the afternoon begins at the Tbilisi Ethnographic Museum. This open-air museum showcases examples of traditional architecture and craftsmanship from various regions of Georgia, offering a fascinating journey into the past. Nearby, Turtle Lake invites you to a natural retreat in a setting beloved by locals, renowned for its concerts and festivals.

The day continues at the Georgian National Centre of Manuscripts, where ancient manuscripts, incunabula, and historical archives are preserved. Finally, you will visit the Georgian Museum of Performing Arts (theater, music, cinema, and choreography), housed in a remarkable building designed by architect Paul Stern, blending Gothic and Islamic styles. A day that combines Georgian culture, history, and charm!