The Old Town district is the historic heart of Tbilisi with narrow alleys, ancient buildings, and stunning views of the city. Take a stroll, and visit landmarks such as Sioni Cathedral and the Narikala Fortress.
The Tbilisi Sulphur Baths, dating back to the 17th century, is a must-visit attraction to experience the city's unique spa culture. Relax in the hot mineral water pools and enjoy a traditional scrub and massage.
Explore the Abanotubani District, famous for its colorful houses, charming streets, and being the birthplace of Tbilisi. Don't miss the Leghvtakhevi Waterfall and the picturesque Bridge of Peace.
The Georgian National Museum displays over 500,000 artifacts from Georgia's rich history and culture. From archeological finds to contemporary art, the museum offers a unique insight into the country’s heritage.
Take a break from the city and head to the top of the mountain for stunning panoramic views of Tbilisi from Mtatsminda Park. The park features a Ferris wheel, a roller coaster, and various thrill rides.
Public transport is readily available and affordable in Tbilisi, with a single journey ticket costing 0.50 GEL. Taxis are also available but make sure to agree on a price before starting the journey to avoid overcharging. It's advisable to use the Metro to save on travel costs and time.
If you have more time, consider visiting popular landmarks such as the Holy Trinity Cathedral, the Dry Bridge Market, or the Open Air Museum of Ethnography. If you have less time, skip either the Georgian National Museum or Mtatsminda Park to save time and costs.
Tbilisi International Airport (TBS), located about 17km southeast of the city center, is the primary airport serving the capital. It connects Tbilisi to various international and domestic destinations, and taxi services are readily available from the airport to the city center.