In Tbilisi, there is a special charm...

It is here that the great director Georgy Tovstonogov was born, where the first works of Lev Tolstoy, Nikolai Gumilev, Maxim Gorky were written. It was here, on the stage of the opera and ballet theater, that Fyodor Shalyapin sang for the first time. The story of the love between the Georgian artist N. Pirosmani and the French singer Margarita, which inspired the words of the song 'A Million Scarlet Roses' by A. Voznesensky, developed right here in Tbilisi.

What to Expect

We will start our tour from Freedom Square, the main square in the city. We will walk along Rustaveli Avenue, where the past and present collide: along the entire avenue stretches an old fortress wall that once protected the city. Right above the wall, you will see small wooden houses with truly Tbilisi carved balconies where residents love spending their free time, having feasts, and simply relaxing.

You will glimpse the famous tower of Rezo Gabriadze Puppet Theatre, where a small performance is shown every day at 12:00 and 19:00, and every hour an angel comes out and strikes the bell. Visit the oldest church building in Tbilisi — the 6th-century Anchiskhati Church.

After walking through the narrow streets of the Old Town, resembling a cobweb, we will reach the Bridge of Peace, considered one of the 13 most beautiful bridges on the planet. We will visit the modern Rike Park and then take a ride on the Cable Car to admire the city from above and visit our city's most famous fortress - Narikala.

From here, passing through small courtyards rarely visited by tourists, we will descend to the most romantic place in Tbilisi — Bath District to admire a small but picturesque waterfall. Of course, you will also walk through the Sulfur Baths quarter, where the first Tbilisi was born in the 5th century.

If you wish, you can visit a 17th-century cellar and taste several varieties of wines made using ancient Georgian technology.

Georgia has been and continues to be a muse for many poets, writers, artists... 'About Georgia - wiping tears, you are the second cradle of Russian muse,' Yevgeny Yevtushenko wrote. Who knows, after visiting the capital of Georgian mountains, maybe you will create a new masterpiece...