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Best time to visit Tbilisi
Month-by-month weather, crowds, prices, and festival calendar — so you know exactly when to book.
Best time to visit Tbilisi, Georgia
Month-by-month breakdown of weather, crowds, prices, and seasonal highlights.
| Month | Score | Weather | Crowds | Prices | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | -1-7°C, often cloudy with snow or rain | low | low |
⚠ Some smaller attractions may have reduced hours. | |
| February | 0-8°C, cold, damp, and often overcast | low | low |
⚠ Can be the coldest month, with occasional icy conditions. | |
| March | 5-15°C, unpredictable, transitioning from cold to mild | low | low |
⚠ Rain is frequent, and temperatures can fluctuate significantly. | |
| April | 10-20°C, pleasant and sunny with occasional spring showers | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Good weather for exploring the Old Town before peak summer. | |
| May | 15-25°C, warm and largely sunny | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Ideal for walking tours and enjoying open-air cafes. | |
| June | 20-30°C, warm to hot, increasing humidity | high | high |
⚠ Can start to feel uncomfortably hot for extensive sightseeing. | |
| July | 25-35°C, hot and often humid | peak | peak |
⚠ Heatwaves are common; plan activities for early morning or late evening. | |
| August | 25-35°C, very hot and humid | peak | peak |
⚠ Similar to July, extreme heat can limit daytime exploration. | |
| September | 15-25°C, warm, sunny, and less humid | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Often considered the best month for weather and fewer crowds than summer. | |
| October | 10-20°C, crisp, sunny autumn days with cooler evenings | moderate | moderate |
⚠ The city is beautiful with fall colors, but pack layers for evenings. | |
| November | 5-15°C, cool and increasingly damp with rain | low | low |
⚠ Days are shorter and weather can be gloomy. | |
| December | 0-10°C, cold, often rainy or snowy, shorter daylight | high | high |
⚠ Prices surge due to holidays; weather can be unpredictable. |
Annual events worth timing your trip around
January
New Year's Celebration
Festive lights and decorations often remain, with some smaller events continuing into early January.
October
Tbilisoba
A vibrant festival celebrating the city's history, culture, and wine, featuring food, music, and traditional performances.
September
Rtveli (Grape Harvest Festival)
While primarily a rural event, Tbilisi celebrates the wine harvest with special markets and tastings.
November
Tbilisi International Film Festival
Showcases a diverse range of international and Georgian films.
October
Artisterium (Tbilisi International Art Exhibition)
A major contemporary art event featuring national and international artists.
Insider timing tips
- •The summer months (July-August) are intensely hot, making daytime exploration challenging. Consider visiting during the shoulder seasons for more comfortable temperatures.
- •While winter is cold and can be damp, the period between Christmas and New Year's sees a surge in prices and crowds due to holiday celebrations.
- •September and October offer a sweet spot with pleasant weather, fewer crowds than summer, and the bonus of harvest season festivities.
- •The sulfur baths are a year-round attraction, offering a warm respite during colder months and a unique cultural experience.
- •Spring (April-May) brings blooming nature and pleasant temperatures, making it a great time to explore the city's parks and outdoor spaces.
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