Wander the cobbled streets, visit the historic Narikala Fortress for panoramic views; the cable car runs roughly 9:00am–10:00pm and offers quick access to the fortress and skyline photos.
Enjoy classic Georgian dishes in the atmospheric Old Town near the famous Gabriadze Puppet Theatre; open into the evening and perfect for your first dinner in Tbilisi.
6th-century hilltop monastery with sweeping views of the Aragvi and Mtkvari confluence; site typically open 9:00am–8:00pm and well worth an early visit.
A UNESCO site and the spiritual heart of Georgia — a richly historic cathedral usually open 9:00am–7:00pm, notable for its architecture and relic legends.
Back in Tbilisi mid-afternoon; walk Rustaveli Avenue and see Parliament, Opera House and cafés. Museums on Rustaveli typically open around 10:00am–6:00pm.
The iconic Church of the Holy Trinity above Stepantsminda — open generally 9:00am–6:00pm. Option A: hike (~1.5–2.5h roundtrip). Option B: hire a 4x4 (~GEL50–120 per vehicle) to the viewpoint for a shorter visit.
Book a private bath at Orbeliani or Gulo's thermal houses (public baths open early–late, private rooms ~GEL60–120). A relaxing Georgian ritual after days of sightseeing.
If time allows, a morning visit to the Botanical Garden (open ~9:00am–8:00pm) or a short walk at Turtle Lake offers a peaceful final stop before checkout.