Georgia

Welcome To Georgia

Tbilisi, Georgia’s vibrant capital, blends history, culture, and modernity along the Mtkvari River. Its Old Town charms with cobblestone streets, colourful balconies, and Narikala Fortress (4th century, reachable by cable car). Visit Sioni Cathedral, the quirky Leaning Clock Tower, and Abanotubani’s sulfur baths (from 40 GEL/hour). Savor khachapuri, khinkali, and local wines—join a Kakheti vineyard tour for tastings. Explore Rike Park, the glass Bridge of Peace, and the Georgian National Museum. Day trips to Mtskheta (UNESCO site) or Kazbegi’s Gergeti Trinity Church are musts.

When to Go: Spring (April–June) or autumn (September–November) for mild weather; September’s grape harvest is ideal. Winter suits skiers (Gudauri), summer hikers.

Why Visit Tbilisi?

Tbilisi blends old-world charm with a bohemian, artistic vibe. Its Old Town features cobblestone streets, colourful balconies, and a mix of Persian, Russian, and Soviet architectural influences. The city is known for its warm Georgian hospitality, rich culinary scene, and centuries-long history, having been rebuilt 29 times after invasions. It’s also a gateway to Georgia’s wine regions, mountains, and cultural landmarks.

• Explore Old Town: Wander narrow alleys to see Narikala Fortress
• Sulfur Baths: Relax in Abanotubani’s historic bathhouses like Chreli Abano
• Rike Park & Bridge of Peace: Enjoy modern urban spaces with fountains, a concert hall, and the iconic glass bridge lit up at night.
• Food & Wine: Savor khachapuri (cheese bread), khinkali (dumplings), and chacha (brandy). Visit restaurants like Ninia’s Garden or take a cooking class. For wine, join a day trip to Kakheti’s vineyards, like Pheasant’s Tears in Sighnaghi.
• Cultural Sites: Visit Anchiskhati Basilica (6th century), Metekhi Church, and the Georgian National Museum for ancient artefacts. The Open Air Museum of Ethnography showcases regional architecture.
• Day Trips: Explore Mtskheta (UNESCO site), Kazbegi’s Gergeti Trinity Church, or Kakheti’s wine region—book reputable tours via GetYourGuide or GoTrip for safety and quality.