• Metekhi Cathedral - An engaging journey through history - from the city’s origins and ancient temples to vibrant stories and wine.
  Let’s begin at the Metekhi Plateau: taking in the panorama of the Old Town and Narikala Fortress, we’ll discuss the beginnings of Tbilisi. You’ll discover the first settlement that existed here before the arrival of Vakhtang Gorgasali, and delve into the deeds of this king.

• Kartlis Deda - The Mother of Kartli gazes over old Tbilisi, and you’ll reach her 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 foes. From here, you’ll enjoy stunning views of Tbilisi.

• Sulfur Bath 5 - Visit the sulfur baths where Marco Polo once bathed. I’ll share 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 (from the simple “5” to the elegant “Royal” and “Variegated”).

• Old Town (Altstadt) Tbilisi - In this area, you’ll reach a real waterfall along the Fig Valley, and along the way, you’ll admire the graceful Tbilisi balconies. I’ll explain their various uses throughout different eras and why no two are alike.

• 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 unique pipes in Rike Park. You’ll take a cable car to Tbilisi Fortress, where you’ll see the charming old houses and historic narrow streets of Tbilisi.

• Wine tasting in old Tbilisi - Flavors and aromas of a warm city.
  A proper walk in Tbilisi is incomplete without stories about its residents, Georgian mentality, and cuisine! To give you a better sense of local life, I’ll show you the famous Italian courtyards, discuss the city’s day, the colorful Tbilisoba festival, and the humorous inscriptions on the turret of the Rezo Gabriadze theater. At the Tamada monument, you’ll uncover the secrets of the Georgian feast - it’s truly an art! Midway through the walk (just when you need a break), you’ll enjoy a wine tasting in a 17th-century cellar, featuring exclusive wines. The tasting lasts an hour, with no restrictions, and includes commentary from the winemaker.

• No additional costs
• Free tasting for travelers

• Cable car 2USD
• dinner

Tbilisi Tour Guide
Hi all! I’m Zurab, a 37-year-old native of the charming and hospitable city of Tbilisi. I have a deep understanding of the city’s history and its intricate streets, where even a hawk could lose its way, but not us! I am eagerly waiting to welcome you to sunny Tbilisi.
Are you eager to explore a city filled with intricate, balconied buildings, steep narrow streets, traditional courtyards and a rich living history? I assure you - within 5 hours, you’ll find the key to unlocking the true spirit of Tbilisi! Our journey will take us through iconic locations from Sulfur baths to puppet theaters, past ancient temples, a waterfall, and unique sculptures. I’ll enhance our stroll with intriguing trivia about Georgian history and architecture, as well as our customs and delectable cuisine. An enticing bonus will be a one-hour wine tasting session in an old wine cellar.
Within these 5 hours, you’ll embark on an engaging journey through Tbilisi’s history. I promise to make it an easy and captivating experience. The city’s key landmarks will help us uncover and relive the past.

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