Tbilisi

Author's tour of Tbilisi

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The 1,600-year-old city deserves more attention than most guides. 3-4 hours is not enough for such a city. I will not present Tbilisi in parts - separately the old city and separately the mansions and ceremonials of the late XIX - early XX century! I suggest you take a walk around Tbilisi for 6-7 hours, with a tour of all the main attractions and the most beautiful ceremonial. You will hear many historical facts and amazing stories, as well as many urban legends and jokes. To fall in love with Tbilisi, you need to feel it, and in 3 hours it is impossible! Pay more attention to this city, and it will give you a hundred good memories for many years to come.

  • The tour will start with the Metekhi temple on the rock, from the monument of the founder of Tbilisi, Tsar Vakhtang Gorgasali.
  • Further along the cable car we will climb to the fortress of Narikala and from there we will go down to the waterfall in the Ingirov Gorge.
  • Passing the main attraction of Tbilisi, sulfur baths, we will get to the heart of the old city, on Meidan, from where along the streets of the old city we will pass into the heart of modern Tbilisi, Freedom Square.
  • We will visit the Tbilisi Sioni Cathedral, where the cross of the Baptist of Georgia St. Nina, the Patriarchate, the oldest temple in Tbilisi - Anchiskhati (VI century) is kept. We'll see Gabriadze's clock tower.
  • From Liberty Square will begin our tour of the beautiful ceremonials of the XIX century. The house of the Seylanovs and Kalantarov, Ter-Akopova and Tamamshev, Saradzhishvili and Bozarjants, Maylovs and Ananovs and many more beautiful buildings with luxurious bas-reliefs and paintings.
  • Then we will walk along the main street of modern Tbilisi - Rustaveli Avenue. We climb the Holy Mountain (Mtatsminda) and look at the sprawling city from a height, go into the pantheon of outstanding Georgian figures, where A.S. Griboyedov is buried.

The price includes:

Guide services. The rope and funicular are paid independently

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