EthnoTbilisi: city walk, three museums, and workshop (mini-group)

What to expect

• First, we will visit the open-air archaeological museum. Excavations here were carried out just 13 years ago. Archaeologists found Georgian baths of Roman type from the 2-3rd centuries. You will see some of the artifacts.
• Next, we will tell you about Heydar Aliyev Square, the Bath Quarter of Abanotubani, and the baths themselves.
• We will continue our journey to Ingori Gorge to the most beautiful waterfall right in the heart of the capital.
• We will walk through a hidden tunnel to Kura Embankment, where you can relax, have tea, coffee, or wine and take a boat ride on the river.
• We will visit the Museum of Musical Instruments on Krasilny Street, where you will not only see them but also hear them.
• We will descend to Vakhtang Gorgasali Square, meet the bard Sayat-Nova, visit Sofiko Chiaureli Park and Kuznetsov Yard.
• The last museum on our route is the private collection of Davit Nasaridze, a Contact Museum of Weapons and Ethnography. Here, you can ask any questions about Georgian life and traditions, admire authentic exhibits, try on national costumes, and take photos in them.
• Lastly, we will visit a minankari workshop, stroll through the carpet alley, and visit the Caravanserai.
• We will conclude our ethno-tour in a 17th-century wine cellar with a tasting of the best wines and chacha.