How many days do you need in Tbilisi?

2-3 days is ideal to explore Old Town, sulfur baths, Narikala Fortress, and the food scene.

Is Tbilisi safe for families?

Yes, Tbilisi is one of the safest capital cities in Europe with very low crime rates.

What is the best area to stay in Tbilisi?

Old Town (Abanotubani) for culture, Vake for luxury, Marjanishvili for restaurants.

The Capital City

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A stunning tapestry of ancient architecture, futuristic bridges, and endless cobblestone streets waiting to be explored.

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The Heartbeat of Georgia

Tbilisi is a city of breathtaking contrasts. Here, ancient domed sulphur baths sit peacefully beneath futuristic glass pedestrian bridges. From the winding, balcony-lined streets of the Old Town to the bustling, grand Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi offers an unforgettable blend of history, culture, and world-famous Georgian hospitality.

1-3 Days Needed

20km From Airport

All Year Round

What To See

Top Highlights

Narikala Fortress & Mother of Georgia

The ancient hilltop ruins and iconic statue overlooking the city, accessible by a scenic cable car ride.

Abanotubani (Sulfur Baths)

The historic district known for its dome-shaped brick roofs and traditional hot sulfur baths.

Bridge of Peace & Rike Park

A striking modern glass pedestrian bridge connecting the old town to a vibrant riverside park.

Mtatsminda Park

A family-friendly amusement park at the highest point of the city, accessed by a funicular railway.

Holy Trinity Cathedral

The massive, golden-domed main cathedral of the Georgian Orthodox Church.

The Perfect 3-Day Itinerary

Day 1

Ancient & Modern Collide

Start at Metekhi Church, take the cable car soaring up to Narikala Fortress, walk down to the famous Sulphur Baths, and end with a sunset walk across the illuminated glass Peace Bridge.

Day 2

City Culture & Cuisine

Stroll down the grand Rustaveli Avenue, visit the National Museum, explore the fascinating Dry Bridge Market for Soviet antiques, and end the night enjoying a traditional feast (Supra).

Day 3

A Mountain Escape

Take a funicular ride up to Mtatsminda Park for panoramic views of the entire city. In the afternoon, take a short drive to the colossal Chronicle of Georgia monument.

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Borjomi

Mineral springs and lush national parks in the heart of Georgia.

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Batumi

The Pearl of the Black Sea, famous for its beaches and vibrant nightlife.

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Kazbegi

Breathtaking alpine landscapes and the iconic Mount Kazbek.

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