Chugureti district: the quarter of Germans and legends

Chugureti is a district in Tbilisi with a special character, where every house keeps history. Today it is a fashionable place with cafes, bars and hotels, and only 150 years ago there was a village of German settlers with gardens and vineyards.

On a walk you will discover:

• Why did the Germans choose Tbilisi and what they shared with the locals?
• What crafts, traditions and habits they brought to Georgian life.
• How did their lives develop and why did the German colony disappear today?
• Where ancient signs of the early XX century have been preserved.
• What a Catholic church looks like in the heart of the neighborhood – and if you’re lucky, you’ll hear the organ sound.

This is a walk for those who want to look deeper into the history of Tbilisi and see the city through the eyes of its past residents. Chugureti will open up to you as a place where past and modernity are amazingly intertwined.

• 100 euros for a group of 2 people
• 120 euros for a group of up to 4 people
• 140 euros for a group of 5-6 people