About Tbilisi

Why Visit Tbilisi?

Rich History: From its founding in the 5th century to its role as a Silk Road hub, Tbilisi is steeped in history.

Cultural Melting Pot: A mix of Georgian, Persian, Ottoman, and Russian influences.

Affordable Luxury: Enjoy world-class experiences without breaking the bank.

Top Attractions in Tbilisi

1. Old Tbilisi (Dzveli Tbilisi)

Narikala Fortress: A 4th-century fortress offering panoramic views of the city.

Sulfur Baths: Relax in the iconic Abanotubani district’s thermal baths.

Bridge of Peace: A modern glass-and-steel bridge connecting old and new Tbilisi.

2. Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba)

What to See: One of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world, with stunning architecture and serene surroundings.

3. Rustaveli Avenue

Highlights: Theaters, museums, and chic cafés line this bustling thoroughfare.

4. Dry Bridge Market

Why Visit?: A treasure trove of Soviet-era memorabilia, antiques, and handmade crafts.

Experiences You Can’t Miss

Chronicles of Georgia: A monumental sculpture overlooking the Tbilisi Sea.

Fabrika Tbilisi: A Soviet-era factory turned hipster hub with art studios, cafés, and hostels.

Leghvtakhevi Waterfall: A tranquil spot hidden in the heart of Old Tbilisi.