Tbilisi 2 weeks

Tbilisi's main international airport, serving as the gateway to Georgia. Modern facilities and efficient services make for a smooth arrival.

Check into your accommodation in the city center. Many mid-range hotels offer comfortable stays with easy access to attractions.

• Book in advance for better rates.

Wander through the historic heart of Tbilisi, characterized by its colorful wooden balconies, cobblestone streets, and ancient churches. This area is perfect for an evening stroll.

Experience traditional Georgian cuisine in an atmospheric cellar setting, known for its authentic dishes and live music.

• Reservations recommended, especially on weekends.

An ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, offering panoramic views of the city and Mtkvari River. Explore its ruins and the adjacent Mother of Georgia statue.

• Take the cable car up for a scenic ascent.

Discover the historic district famous for its domed bathhouses fueled by natural hot springs. Enjoy a relaxing soak or admire the unique architecture.

• Book a private room for a more intimate experience.
• Consider the traditional scrub for deep cleansing.

A picturesque waterfall hidden within the old city, accessible from the Sulphur Baths area. It offers a serene natural escape amidst the urban landscape.

A charming restaurant located in a beautifully restored 19th-century building, offering a refined take on Georgian and European cuisine.

Explore Georgia's rich history and archaeology, from ancient gold artifacts to Soviet-era exhibits. The Treasury is a particular highlight.

A popular spot for lunch, offering a wide array of traditional Georgian dishes in a lively atmosphere. Known for its khachapuri and khinkali.

Home to a significant collection of Georgian art, including masterpieces by Niko Pirosmani. It showcases the evolution of Georgian artistic expression.

Sample Georgia's national spirit, Chacha, alongside local wines and traditional snacks. A great place to experience Georgian hospitality.

• Try a tasting flight to sample different varieties.

A modern pedestrian bridge made of glass and steel, offering a striking contrast to the old city. It connects Rike Park with the left bank of the Mtkvari River.

A contemporary urban park on the riverbank, featuring modern sculptures, an amphitheater, and recreational areas. It's a pleasant spot for a morning walk.

A bustling local market where you can find fresh produce, spices, cheeses, nuts, and traditional Georgian products. It's a vibrant sensory experience.

• Great place to buy local spices and dried fruits.
• Haggling is expected for non-food items.

A cozy wine bar offering an excellent selection of Georgian wines, paired with delicious small plates and traditional Georgian dishes.

The ancient capital of Georgia and a UNESCO World Heritage site, located just north of Tbilisi. It's one of the country's most important religious centers.

A magnificent cathedral in Mtskheta, considered one of the most important religious sites in Georgia. It's a masterpiece of medieval Georgian architecture.

A historic monastery complex in Mtskheta, believed to be the site of Saint Nino's first church and the burial place of King Mirian and Queen Nana.

Enjoy a traditional Georgian lunch in Mtskheta, known for its hearty dishes like lobio (bean stew) and mchadi (cornbread).

Perched on a hilltop overlooking Mtskheta, this 6th-century monastery offers breathtaking views and is a prime example of early Georgian church architecture.

Discover the rich history of the Jewish community in Georgia, with exhibits showcasing centuries of coexistence and cultural contributions.

A popular local restaurant known for its creative take on Georgian cuisine and cozy, artistic ambiance. Offers a great lunch experience.

• Try their signature dishes for a unique taste.

Explore the charming Sololaki district, renowned for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture, hidden courtyards, and unique facades. A photographer's delight.

A refined dining experience focusing on modern Georgian cuisine with an emphasis on local ingredients and innovative presentations.

A vibrant flea market where locals and tourists alike browse for antiques, Soviet memorabilia, jewelry, art, and handmade crafts. Great for unique souvenirs.

• Go early for the best selection.
• Be prepared to bargain.

Enjoy a relaxed lunch or coffee in a stylish setting, often located within cultural institutions or historic buildings. Offers a good break.

Housed in a historic caravanserai, this museum details the city's development through various eras, with exhibits on daily life, crafts, and architecture.

Dine in a beautifully decorated mansion with stunning city views, serving exquisite Georgian cuisine and offering a romantic atmosphere.

• Book a table on the terrace for the best views.

Georgia's premier wine-producing region, known for its ancient winemaking traditions using qvevri (clay amphorae). Visit vineyards and taste local wines.

• Consider a guided tour for a comprehensive experience.
• Focus on Sighnaghi and Telavi for key attractions.

A charming fortified town known as the 'City of Love', offering picturesque cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and stunning views of the Alazani Valley.

A significant pilgrimage site in Kakheti, housing the tomb of Saint Nino. The complex offers beautiful gardens and views.

Experience a traditional Georgian wine tasting, learning about the qvevri method and sampling varieties like Saperavi and Rkatsiteli.

Part of the Georgian National Museum, this exhibit documents Georgia's period under Soviet rule from 1921 to 1991, featuring documents and photographs.

A relaxed spot for lunch or a coffee break, offering a selection of European and Georgian dishes in a comfortable setting.

Showcasing contemporary art exhibitions, installations, and performances by Georgian and international artists. A hub for modern creativity.

A unique bar and cultural space that often hosts live music, art events, and provides a relaxed atmosphere for drinks and socializing.

Participate in a hands-on cooking class to learn the secrets of preparing traditional Georgian dishes like khinkali, khachapuri, and various pkhali.

• Book well in advance, as popular classes fill up.
• Many classes include a meal of what you prepared.

Enjoy the delicious meal you helped prepare during your morning cooking class, a true taste of authentic Georgian home cooking.

A former Soviet sewing factory transformed into a trendy urban space with hostels, co-working spaces, cafes, bars, and shops. A hub for young creatives.

A popular local bar in the Fabrika complex, known for its lively atmosphere, good music, and selection of drinks. Great for experiencing Tbilisi's nightlife.

An amusement park and viewpoint atop one of Tbilisi's highest mountains, accessible by funicular. Offers stunning panoramic city views and family entertainment.

• Visit the Funicular Restaurant for a meal with a view.

Enjoy lunch or a drink with unparalleled views of Tbilisi from the restaurant located at Mtatsminda Park. Offers a range of Georgian and international dishes.

A colossal monument depicting Georgian history and Christianity through large-scale pillars. Offers a unique artistic and historical perspective.

A traditional Georgian restaurant known for its authentic cuisine, extensive wine list, and cozy, rustic ambiance. A great place for a farewell dinner.

An ancient rock-hewn town dating back to the Early Iron Age, featuring a unique complex of structures carved into sandstone cliffs.

Visit the museum dedicated to Joseph Stalin, born in Gori. It includes his childhood house, a personal train carriage, and exhibits about his life.

Have lunch in Gori, sampling local Georgian dishes. Many restaurants offer traditional fare at reasonable prices.

Travel back to Tbilisi after a day exploring historical sites outside the capital.

A lush oasis in the city, featuring diverse plant collections, waterfalls, and peaceful walking paths. Offers a tranquil escape from the urban bustle.

A cozy cafe for a light lunch or coffee, offering a relaxing atmosphere amidst the gardens or nearby.

Explore the main avenue for souvenir shopping, including local crafts, wine, and traditional Georgian items. Find unique gifts to take home.

• Look for Georgian felt crafts and enamel jewelry.

A highly-rated restaurant offering a modern interpretation of Georgian cuisine in an elegant setting. Perfect for a final memorable meal.

Enjoy a final Georgian breakfast or coffee at a local cafe, reflecting on your trip.

Check out from your hotel.

Depart from Tbilisi.