Top highlights of Tbilisi: Old City Sameba Chronicles of Georgia

The historical heart of the city, Metekhi is the place from where King Vakhtang started to develop the new capital erecting the first church on top of the hill in the 5th century. It offers amazing views to Old Tbilisi.

Rike park is a beautiful, one of the most new artistically appointed park in the heart of the city. it’s very important, that the whole park, if seen from a bird’s eye view, creates a large-scale map of Georgia.

Narikala Fortress is nowadays the leading sighting among the most visited places in Tbilisi by tourists. No one leaves Tbilisi without walking around this amazing fortress, which is unbelievably stunning at night. Narikala Fortress draws your attention from all sides of Tbilisi, you can notice it from almost every part of Tbilisi.

Small waterfall is located in the old city of Tbilisi, one of the ancient place Abanotubani. The waterfall is 22 meters tall. It is visited by locals or tourists to take pictures and enjoy the views.

In this underground tunnel-shop all products of typical touristic interest are assembled. Every product is made In Georgia here: from wine to hand crafted socks, from postcards to Georgian jams, sauces, spices and tea.

Shardeni Street is a small walking street in Tbilisi. It has always been one of the centers of cultural and social life in Tbilisi. There are still many art galleries, salons of vitreous enamel and other handmade items, as well as bars and restaurants in Shardeni. It is one of the most popular, crowded, interesting and attractive places in Tbilisi.

The Peace Bridge is located on the Mtkvari River in Tbilisi. The Peace Bridge has become one of the symbols of renewed Tbilisi. It was officially opened on May 6, 2010. The architect of the bridge is Michele de Luca.

Sameba cathedral or Holly Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi is the main cathedral of Georgian orthodox church and the biggest one.

A visit to Chronicle of Georgia is the perfect way to experience Tbilisi from a different angle. Also known as the History Memorial of Georgia and Georgian Stonehenge. 16 massive pillars show the history of Georgia and its rulers as well as the scenes from the life of Jesus.