Full-Day City Tour in the Treasures of Tbilisi

Marvel at the architectural prowess of the Bridge of Peace in Tbilisi, a stunningly modern addition to the city's historic landscape. This glass and steel pedestrian bridge, spanning the Mtkvari River, stands as a symbol of Tbilisi's progressive spirit. At night, the bridge lights up with a mesmerizing LED display, transforming into a glowing piece of art in the city's skyline. During our tour, you'll learn about the bridge's design, significance, and the role it plays in unitifying the city's old and new districts. An encounter with the Bridge of Peace is sure to be a highlight of your Tbilisi exploration.

Experience a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city at Rike Park, Tbilisi's urban green oasis. This well-maintained park is home to unique contemporary architecture, water features, and a variety of recreational amenities. Whether you want to relax by the beautifully designed fountains, take a scenic walk along the Mtkvari River, or admire the striking view of the cityscape, Rike Park offers a delightful respite amidst Tbilisi's bustling city life. Our tour includes a leisurely stroll through this urban gem, showcasing the blend of nature, art, and architecture that Rike Park encapsulates.

Embrace an exhilarating perspective of Tbilisi on the Aerial Tramway. This modern cable car system offers unparalleled views of the city's diverse architecture and the winding Mtkvari River. As you glide from Rike Park to the ancient Narikala Fortress, you'll gain a bird's eye view of Tbilisi's mix of old and new, from its medieval structures to contemporary buildings. The tramway ride is not just a mode of transportation, but a thrilling highlight of our city tour, giving you the chance to appreciate the full panorama of Georgia's vibrant capital.

Experience the inspiring presence of Kartlis Deda, also known as the "Mother of Georgia". Towering over Tbilisi from the Sololaki Hill, this iconic statue symbolizes the national character of Georgia: in one hand, she holds a bowl of wine to greet those who come as friends; in the other, a sword for those who come as enemies. As part of our tour, you'll ascend the hill to enjoy the majestic view of Kartlis Deda against Tbilisi's sprawling cityscape, and learn about the profound symbolism this monument carries for the Georgian people.

Embark on a journey back in time at Narikala Fortress, one of Tbilisi's most distinguished landmarks. This ancient fortification, perched on a steep hill overlooking the city, tells a tale of the city's strategic importance through the ages. As part of our tour, you'll explore the fortress's old walls, take in the spectacular panoramic views of Tbilisi, and learn about the rich history encapsulated within these ruins. A visit to Narikala Fortress is a step into the past, offering a captivating perspective on Tbilisi's historical tapestry.

Discover the hidden natural gem of Tbilisi - the Sulphur Waterfall, tucked away in the historic Abanotubani district, also known as Dzveli Tbilisi or Old Tbilisi. This stunning waterfall is a testament to Tbilisi's unique blend of urban and natural beauty, gushing from the heart of the city's historic bath district. Experience the misty spray, listen to the soothing sound of falling water, and learn about the sulphur springs that have been a part of Tbilisi's culture for centuries. A visit to this urban waterfall is a refreshing detour on our city tour

Immerse yourself in a centuries-old tradition at the Abanotubani Sulphur Baths in Old Tbilisi. Renowned for their therapeutic properties, these natural hot springs have attracted visitors since the city's inception. The district is dotted with distinct dome-shaped bathhouses, a testament to Tbilisi's Persian influence. Our tour gives you a glimpse into this unique aspect of Georgian culture, where bathing is not just about cleanliness, but relaxation, rejuvenation, and social connection. A visit to the Abanotubani Sulphur Baths is an invitation to experience Tbilisi's vibrant history and timeless traditions.

Experience the spiritual and historical resonance of Metekhi Cathedral, one of Tbilisi's most significant religious sites. Perched on a cliff overlooking the Mtkvari River, this 13th-century church is a symbol of Georgia's enduring Christian faith and a testament to its architectural heritage. Admire the cathedral's robust stone construction and its statue of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, Tbilisi's founder. As part of our tour, you'll learn about Metekhi's storied past and its role in Georgia's religious and cultural life. The visit to this sacred site offers a fascinating glimpse into Tbilisi's spiritual heart.

Marvel at the grandeur of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, locally known as Tsminda Sameba, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. This magnificent cathedral, dominating Tbilisi's skyline, showcases a mix of traditional Georgian and Byzantine architectural styles. Inside, be mesmerized by the beautifully adorned altar, stunning frescoes, and serene atmosphere. During our tour, you'll learn about the cathedral's construction, symbolism, and its important role in Georgia's spiritual landscape. The visit to Tsminda Sameba is an immersion into the heart of Georgian Orthodox culture and art.

Immerse yourself in the story of Georgia at the Chronicle of Georgia. This monumental stone sculpture, located near Tbilisi Sea, is a visual narrative of Georgia's history and religious heritage. Created by the renowned Georgian sculptor Zurab Tsereteli, the monument stands as a testament to the country's endurance and spirit. As part of our tour, you'll walk among the towering pillars, learn about the events depicted, and appreciate the panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The Chronicle of Georgia is not just a monument, it's an epic tale carved in stone, waiting to be discovered.