Top 20 Things To Do In Tbilisi, Georgia 2020

Visit  the modern and ancient capitals of Georgia in a one-day tour  to Tbilisi and Mtskheta with an eventful itinerary. Both cities are rich in landmarks and historic sites. Feel the charm of cosy in European manner, lively and romantic Tbilisi, then cast mind back into the medieval scenery of Mtskheta, the most popular tourist city of Georgia.

Sights to visit:

• Holy Trinity cathedral
• Metekhi church
• Monument of Vakhtang Gorgasali, the legendary founder of Tbilisi
• 4th century Narikala Fortress
• Sulphur bath houses
• VisitSioni Cathedral and Anchiskhati Basilica
• Rezo Gabriadze Theatre
• Mtskheta town
• Jvari monastery of 6th c.
• Confluence of Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers
• Svetitskhoveli Cathedral of 11th c.

Full day's exploration of High Caucasus Mountains is awaiting you during this day trip. Travel north by one of the oldest roads in Georgia, the Georgian Military Highway, have an off-road adventure to Gergeti Mountain and explore the foothills of Kazbegi glacier. Then walk to the Gveleti waterfalls, and Dariali gorge, to observe the lifestyle of the North Georgian people.

This tour to Tbilisi is about exploring a key-city in the heart of the Caucasus. Romantic and cosy city with rich history attracts thousands of travellers from all over the world. The beauty of this mountainous land and its unique Georgian culture inspired many well-known writers, artists and poets who had dedicated to Georgia their greatest works. This one-day Tbilisi tour features all must-see sights from centuries old church and fortress to contemporary symbols of the city. By the end of the tour, one can definitely say “I’ve been to the place!”.

Even if you only have a short time in Tbilisi, you have to spend at least a half-day exploring the Old Town. The architecture in the city’s historic district is a mixture of Georgian, Byzantine, Oriental and Neo-Classical European styles.

Mtatsminda is the mountain topped by the 300 m-high TV mast that overlooks central Tbilisi. Located 800-metres above the city Mtatsminda Park (known as Bombora) spreads over more than 1 sq. km and has been a popular fun spot for generations. The Tbilisi Funicular is also a mountainous cable-operated railroad with upper and lower stations.
High above Tbilisi you will find the most stylish center for food and drink in the city: the Funicular Restaurant Complex.
Without doubt, the Funicular Complex is one of the most important places in Tbilisi, with its significant long history dating back to 1905.

A French botanist, Emil Levie wrote this about Tbilisi: "In the evenings, the city is a wonderful sight from the top. I feel as if I am looking at Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower".

Why not? Perhaps sometime in the future someone else will write something similar…

The character of the locals in Tbilisi is so cheerful and open that it shows in the atmosphere. So don’t miss the nightlife of this city. The night, which is at its wildest at weekends, goes on. The coolest places to hang out and their sophisticated nightclubs await you with open doors. In Tbilisi, you will certainly find an evening to your taste. Dance until daybreak and glide past the velvet rope as you enjoy skip-the-line access to Tbilisi’s hottest nightspots on this excursion. Avoid the queues outside as you head into the VIP area. Then taste your three included drinks (venue's choice), dance and live it up. Your evening also includes a tour escort and host, skip-the-line access, cover charges, three drinks and Hotel pickup and drop-off. Minimum age is 18 years due to licensing regulations. ID required. Dress code must be followed.