Tbilisi Day Tour

Tbilisi Day Tour

Author's sightseeing tour of Tbilisi

Duration: 4-5 hours

Cost: 20 $

Description of the tour:

Tbilisi is not just the capital of Georgia, it is a city where every corner keeps its secret, every house tells its story, and narrow streets and majestic churches immerse you in the atmosphere of millennia. Today you will embark on an exciting journey through the capital of Georgia to see the most famous and unusual places of Tbilisi, learn about its history, culture and traditions.

Tour program:

1. Pushkin Square

We will start our day in one of the most picturesque and peaceful corners of the city — in the square named after the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. This is the place where Pushkin himself loved to walk, and at the same time to be inspired, creating his famous works. The square is decorated with ancient trees and fountains, and next to it is a monument to Pushkin, which has become part of the historical appearance of Tbilisi.

2. Ancient excavations of the city wall of the 11th-13th centuries

Tbilisi is a city with a long history, and one of its most ancient parts is the remains of the 11th—13th century city wall, which were discovered directly under the highway. In this place, you can feel the spirit of antiquity, seeing traces of how they once defended themselves from enemies. Our guide will tell you about the role of these walls in the life of the city, as well as share fascinating historical facts.

3. The Rezo Gabriadze Puppet Theater

The Rezo Gabriadze Theater is a real work of art. The world-famous puppet theater, known for its unusual productions and magical atmosphere. We will visit it to feel this magical world of dolls and get acquainted with the work of Gabriadze, who has become a symbol of Georgian culture and art.

4. Anchiskhati Church (6th century)

Anchiskhati, one of the oldest churches in Tbilisi, dates back to the 6th century. The uncreated image of Jesus Christ, which is considered one of the main shrines of Georgia, is kept here. We will visit this historical monument and talk about the importance of the church in the religious life of Georgia.

5. Residence of the Patriarch of Georgia

Now we will find ourselves near the residence of the Patriarch of Georgia, an important religious and spiritual leader of the country. Let's walk next to this significant place, learn about the Patriarch's role in the life of Georgia and his place in the political and cultural life of the country.

6. Rike Park in the form of a map of Georgia

This park has become one of the symbols of Tbilisi. Its unique layout is made in the form of a map of Georgia, and walking through it, you can see how the city is connected with nature and how modern architectural forms and ancient monuments harmoniously combine.

7. The Bridge of Peace

The Peace Bridge is a unique piece of architecture that connects the banks of the Kura River and is an important element of urban infrastructure. Its modern design with spiral glass structures contrasts with the historical architecture of Tbilisi, giving the city a special charm.

8. The Cathedral of Zion (6th-7th century)

The Zion Cathedral, built in the 6th-7th centuries, is one of the main religious shrines of Georgia. One of the most revered relics is kept here — the Cross of Saint Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia. Visiting the cathedral is not only a journey into the history of religion, but also an opportunity to enjoy the stunning architecture.

9. The Tbilisi Synagogue

The Tbilisi Synagogue is one of the few preserved religious sites of the city's Jewish community. We will take a look at this temple and talk about the rich history of the Jewish diaspora in Tbilisi, as well as the contribution of the Jewish people to the cultural life of Georgia.

10. Meydan Square and Leselidze and Chardin streets

Meydan Square and its surrounding streets are the heart of the old city. We will stroll through these picturesque streets full of cafes, restaurants and craft shops, where you can feel the real spirit of Tbilisi. These places are filled with history and culture, and the ancient buildings preserve the atmosphere of the ancient city.

11. Narikala Citadel (4th century)

Narikala Citadel is one of the oldest and most important fortresses in Tbilisi, built in the 4th century. It offers a breathtaking view of the city and the Kura River. We will climb the fortress and learn about its role in protecting the city in various historical eras.

12. The old district of Abanotubani

This area is known for its sulfur baths, which have become a symbol of Tbilisi. The city itself was born here, and we will visit this historical place, where the aromas of antiquity and eternal relaxation can be felt.

13. Legvtakhevi (Fig Gorge)

Fig Gorge with a beautiful waterfall is a place where the nature and the history of Tbilisi combine into one whole. We will walk along the gorge, enjoy the natural scenery and the unique waterfall, which is the pearl of the area.

14. Metekhi Temple (11th century)

Metekhi Temple is one of the most famous and revered places in Tbilisi. It is associated with the history of the rulers of Georgia and is a symbol of the greatness and spirituality of the country.

To book an excursion and additional information: +995 598 283050

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Tbilisi and discover this ancient city from a new perspective! The tour, full of interesting facts, legends and unexplored corners, will leave you with unforgettable impressions!