Old Tbilisi and Narikala Fortress
4th century fortress ruins with the best panorama over the old town, river and Kartlis Deda statue.
Wooden balconies, sulfur baths and a feast at every table
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4th century fortress ruins with the best panorama over the old town, river and Kartlis Deda statue.
The brick-domed bathhouses that gave Tbilisi its name, fed by natural hot springs.
Glass pedestrian bridge linking the old town to a riverside park and the cable car station.
One of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world, gold-domed and visible across the city.
Grand boulevard with the Opera House, Parliament, theatres and museums.
Hilltop amusement park with a Ferris wheel and the highest view over the city.
UNESCO-listed former capital with Georgia's holiest cathedral and a hilltop monastery at a river confluence.
Open-air flea market full of Soviet memorabilia, old cameras, art and jewellery.
Houses the Archaeological Treasury with ancient Colchian gold jewellery.
Soviet sewing factory turned into a hostel, bars and street-art courtyard, the heart of the city's creative scene.