Tbilisi 5 days

Perched overlooking Tbilisi, this ancient fortress offers panoramic views of the city and the Mtkvari River. Explore its crumbling walls and soak in the historical atmosphere.

• Consider taking the cable car up for easier access and great views.
• Visit in the morning to avoid the crowds and the midday heat.

The historic district famous for its domed sulfur baths. The distinct brick domes are a unique sight, and the area is steeped in the legend of Tbilisi's founding.

• Book a private bath at one of the bathhouses in advance, especially for weekends.
• The water has a strong sulfur smell, which is normal for the area.

Experience a traditional sulfur bath. Choose from public baths or private rooms for a more intimate experience, complete with a scrub and massage.

• Opt for the 'Kisa' scrub for a deep exfoliation.
• Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water before and after your bath.

A popular, no-frills spot known for its delicious and authentic Georgian cuisine, especially lobio (bean stew) served in clay pots.

• Be prepared for a casual atmosphere and communal seating.
• Try the cornbread (mchadi) with your lobio.

Explore Georgia's rich history and art, from ancient artifacts and the Soviet occupation exhibit to stunning gold treasures from the Colchis period.

• Don't miss the 'Treasures of Georgia' exhibition.
• Allocate extra time for the temporary exhibitions.

A former Soviet sewing factory transformed into a vibrant hub for creatives, featuring hostels, co-working spaces, cafes, bars, and shops.

• Check out the local artisan shops for unique souvenirs.
• It's a great spot for people-watching and soaking in the modern urban vibe.

A colossal monument depicting scenes from Georgian history and Christianity, offering a powerful visual experience and great views of the Tbilisi Sea.

• This site is a bit outside the city center, so plan your transport accordingly.
• Best visited on a clear day for optimal views.

An elegant restaurant offering refined Georgian cuisine in a beautiful setting with city views. Known for its romantic ambiance and excellent service.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner.
• Try their khachapuri and various khinkali selections.

A vibrant flea market where you can find antiques, Soviet memorabilia, handmade crafts, and local produce. It's a treasure trove for unique finds.

• Bargaining is expected, so don't be afraid to negotiate prices.
• Go early to find the best items before they are picked over.

Immerse yourself in Georgian culinary traditions by taking a hands-on cooking class. Learn to prepare classic dishes like khachapuri and khinkali.

• Many classes include a meal of what you've prepared.
• Look for classes that focus on regional specialties.

A charming restaurant with a cozy atmosphere, offering a creative take on traditional Georgian dishes. It's a local favorite for its innovative menu.

• Their menu changes seasonally, so expect fresh, interesting options.
• Try their signature dishes and unique wine pairings.

A cozy, intimate wine bar specializing in natural and traditional Georgian wines. The knowledgeable staff can guide you through the extensive selection.

• Ask for recommendations based on your taste preferences.
• A great place to sample lesser-known grape varietals.

The largest Orthodox cathedral in Georgia, this magnificent structure is a symbol of Georgia's religious revival. Its grandeur and intricate details are impressive.

• Dress modestly out of respect for the religious site.
• The interior is as stunning as the exterior.

A modern pedestrian bridge made of glass and steel, offering a striking contrast to the old town's architecture. It's beautifully illuminated at night.

• Walk across it at different times of day for varied perspectives.
• Connects Rike Park to the other side of the river.

A large amusement park and entertainment center atop Mount Mtatsminda, accessible by funicular. It offers stunning city views, rides, and a TV tower.

• The funicular ride itself offers great views.
• Visit in the late afternoon for sunset views over Tbilisi.

Located in the historic Writers' House, this restaurant offers a sophisticated dining experience with a menu of modern European and Georgian dishes.

• Enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the beautiful courtyard.
• The ambiance is perfect for a romantic evening.

A lush oasis in the city, featuring diverse plant collections, waterfalls, and tranquil walking paths. It's a perfect spot for a peaceful morning stroll.

• Wear comfortable shoes as there are many paths to explore.
• Look for the Japanese garden and the rose garden.

This open-air museum showcases traditional Georgian wooden houses and architectural elements from different regions of the country, offering insight into historical living.

• It's a great way to understand the traditional building styles.
• Best visited on a clear day to fully appreciate the outdoor exhibits.

Experience a taste of traditional Georgian soda fountain drinks, available in a variety of unique fruit flavors. A nostalgic and refreshing stop.

• Try the tarragon or cream flavors for a classic experience.
• A perfect quick break during your sightseeing.

Departure from Tbilisi.