• Tbilisi Open Air Museum of Ethnography - The museum showcases around 70 residential and agricultural buildings from various historical-geographical regions of Georgia, including Samtskhe-Javakheti, Guria, Samegrelo, Imereti, Racha-Lechkhumi, Abkhazia, Adjara, Svaneti, Kartli, and Kakheti.

• Turtle Lake - Turtle Lake is a favorite spot for tourists and locals to unwind and have fun. You can go boating, stroll around the lake, and take in the stunning views of Tbilisi. Discover Tbilisi from its highest vantage point.

• Mtatsminda - Mtatsminda Park is accessible via a full-length mountain-cable car railway that ascends to 730 meters above sea level. The park offers breathtaking views of Tbilisi and features numerous attractions for children, entertainment venues, a Ferris wheel, and more.

• Tbilisi Zoo - Tbilisi Zoo is home to species native and endemic to the Caucasus, particularly Georgia, such as goats, niamor, birch, deer, roe deer, Colchian pheasants, Caucasian grouse, Caucasian vultures, elephants, monkeys, tigers, lions, crocodiles, and many other animals.

• Memorial History of Georgia - On the way to the Sabaduri Forest, you pass by the Tbilisi Reservoir, also known as the Tbilisi Sea, and the striking monument to the Chronicles of Georgia, often referred to as Tbilisi’s Stonehenge. This historical memorial, created by Georgian sculptor Zurab Tsereteli, is one of Tbilisi’s hidden gems. The upper part of the 30-meter column features kings, queens, and heroes, while the lower part depicts stories from the life of Christ.

• Kartlis Deda - The Mother of Kartli overlooks old Tbilisi and can be reached by cable car. The “Mother of Georgia” statue symbolizes the Georgian national character, holding a cup of wine in one hand for friends and a sword in the other for enemies. It offers panoramic views of Tbilisi.

• Metekhi Cathedral - Starting from the Metekhi plateau, you can admire the panorama of the old city and Narikala fortress while learning about the origins of Tbilisi. Discover the first settlement here before the arrival of Vakhtang Gorgasali and the contributions of this king.

• Sulfur Bath 5 - Visit the sulfur baths, once frequented by Marco Polo. Learn not only the legend of the founding of Tbilisi and the falcon but also lesser-known details, such as why only 15 out of 65 baths remain and the origins of their names, ranging from the simple “5” to the luxurious “Royal” and “Variegated.”

• Old Town (Altstadt) Tbilisi - In this area, you can reach a real waterfall along the Fig Valley and admire the elegant Tbilisi balconies along the way. Discover their historical significance and why no two balconies are identical.

• The Bridge of Peace - Stroll across the Peace Bridge and learn about its beautiful symbolism, as well as local opinions on the glass skyscraper and unusual pipes in Rike Park. Take a cable car to Tbilisi Fortress, where you can see the charming old houses and historic narrow streets of old Tbilisi.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Highly qualified guide

• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• $3 at the etnogr Museum Fulicunior
• Train: $2
• Attractions in Mtachminda Park: $ 5
• Cable car: $ 2

Desire to discover a city brimming with balconies, nestled amidst slender mountain chains, filled with genuine courtyards and living history? Within 8 hours, I guarantee you’ll unlock the essence of Tbilisi’s core. We’ll explore iconic locations spanning from sulphuric spa complexes to quirky puppet shows, a timeless temple, cascades, and creative statues. I’ll provide a detailed overview of the Ethnographic Museum, Turtle Lake, Mtatsminda Park, and Mother of Kartli, accompanied by intriguing histories and architectural anecdotes, alongside an insight into Georgian customs, traditional practices, and culinary delights.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.