Tbilisi 4 days

Wander through the cobblestone streets of the historic Old Town, characterized by its colorful, wooden-balconied houses. Discover hidden courtyards and traditional Georgian architecture.

• Wear comfortable shoes for the uneven streets.

Perched on a steep hill overlooking the city, Narikala Fortress offers panoramic views of Tbilisi. Explore its ancient walls and the St. Nicholas Church within its grounds.

• Take the cable car up for a scenic ascent.

Experience the famous sulfur baths of Tbilisi, with their distinctive brick domes. These natural hot springs have been a part of the city's history for centuries.

• Book your private bath in advance, especially on weekends.
• Consider the traditional sulfur scrub for a deep cleanse.

A popular spot offering a modern take on Georgian cuisine in a cozy, bohemian atmosphere. Known for its creative dishes and lively ambiance.

Explore Georgia's rich history and culture through its extensive collections, including archaeological treasures and Soviet occupation exhibits.

• Don't miss the Treasury exhibit for its stunning gold artifacts.

A monumental open-air sculpture depicting key events and figures from Georgian history and Christianity. Offers impressive views and a powerful artistic statement.

• Best visited on a clear day for optimal views.
• Requires a taxi or ride-share to reach.

A former Soviet sewing factory transformed into a vibrant hub for creatives, featuring hostels, cafes, bars, and artisan shops. It's a great place to soak in contemporary Tbilisi culture.

Enjoy traditional Georgian dishes with a refined touch in a beautifully restored 19th-century mansion. Offers a romantic setting with city views.

Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Tbilisi's largest market. Find fresh produce, local cheeses, spices, dried fruits, and traditional Georgian snacks.

• Go with an empty stomach and an adventurous palate.
• Bargaining is expected for some items.

Participate in a hands-on cooking class to learn the secrets of Georgian cuisine, such as making khachapuri and khinkali. Enjoy the fruits of your labor for lunch.

Browse through an eclectic open-air flea market under the Dry Bridge, where vendors sell antiques, art, jewelry, books, and Soviet-era memorabilia.

• Great for unique souvenirs.
• Best visited on weekends when most vendors are present.

A restaurant dedicated to 'khashi,' a traditional Georgian soup considered a delicacy, often enjoyed for breakfast or as a late-night meal. Offers other classic Georgian dishes as well.

Ride the funicular up to Mtatsminda Park, an amusement park offering stunning panoramic views of Tbilisi. Enjoy the fresh air and the iconic Ferris wheel.

• The funicular offers a unique experience and great photo opportunities.
• Consider visiting in the late afternoon for sunset views.

Located at the top of Mtatsminda Park, this complex offers dining with unparalleled views of the city. Enjoy Georgian and international cuisine.

Visit the magnificent and imposing Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, one of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world. Admire its grand architecture and spiritual significance.

A charming Italian restaurant in the Sololaki district, known for its excellent pasta, pizza, and cozy ambiance, perfect for a farewell dinner.