Best Things To Do in Tbilisi, Georgia
-
Mtatsminda Pantheon is where many of Georgia’s most popular artists, public icons, politicians, scholars and other prominent figures are buried. A visit here is more than inspirational with contributions of all these people shaping not just Georgia but the whole world. The Russian writer Alexander Griboyedov was one of the first ones to be buried here in the 1820’s. Take a walk here...Read more -
Sioni Cathedral Church
(1188 Votes)
A pop of green and blue with gorgeous gold touches, the Sioni Cathedral Church’s exterior deceives you into expecting minimalistic interiors. The church dates back to the 6th century and was renovated in the 13th century. Frescoes that cover every inch of the church with a central grand chandelier that takes the spotlight- you are left stunned by the art, the architecture and the sh...Read more -
Turtle Lake
(575 Votes)
Known for its high population of Turtles that swim around the scenic lake, the Kus Tba is a favorite weekend spot especially during summers. Pack a picnic to come here and enjoy the view of the lake while you gorge on some soul food. The place also offers boating. The Open Air Museum of Ethnography is a great way to end the visit and learn about the architecture of Georgia’s historic buil...Read more -
Monument Of King Vakhtang Gorgasali
(991 Votes)
Vakhtang I Gorgasali or Vakhtang the Wolf Head was the King of Iberia during the late 5th and early 6th century. Vakhtang ahs been a mystery for many historians- with only few assumptions made of his reign and his biography being inseparable from legends. The Monument of King Vakhtang Gorgasali pays tribute to the ruler who was at his peak during the middle ages. The king was even declared a sa...Read more -
Flea Market Dry Bridge
(718 Votes)
The Flea Market Dry Bridge sells every imaginable souvenir and is a must-see for people who love street shopping. From wooden artefacts, masks, show pieces, vintage collectibles like compasses, coal iron, handmade jewelry, old military medals, telephones, tools, old cameras, toys, rare porcelain articles to stunning paintings, historic photos and musical instruments- the place is a heaven for t...Read more -
The movie Mimino was a famous comedy made in 1977 that is iconic to the film history of Soviet Union. Its main lead ‘Mimino’ who aspires to be the pilot of an international airlines, created a special place in everybody’s heart and even today, the love of the movie is seen in the monument at the Avlabari square. Take a photo here with the bronze statues that take center stage ...Read more
-
Anchiskhati Church
(1224 Votes)
The Anchiskhati Basilica is the oldest surviving church in Tbilisi. The church was built in the 6th century by King Gorgasali’s son Dachi and derives its name from the main icon of Anchi Cathedral brought here in the 17th century from Klarjeti (currently known to be in Turkey). The weathered walls and stone architecture add a certain charm to the place and even though is interiors are mos...Read more -
Dancing Fountains
(363 Votes)
The Dancing Fountains in the Rike Park are perfect for an after dark walk when the music is turned on and the fountains play to the tunes while performing a colored dance of their own. The view of the Bridge of Peace from here, adds to the charm. Seeing the show here is an experience in itself while a walk around is quiet romantic. Take a leisurely park around the rest of the park later. -
Zhinvali Reservoir
(232 Votes)
The Jinvali Water Reservoir is the last hydroelectric power station and the largest one in Georgia built by the Soviet government. Today, it is popular as a weekend spot for a leisurely picnic. The nearby fortress of Ananuri dates back to the 13th century and is a popular place to sightsee while the whole scenery with blue water and lush green mountains, does make this place the ideal spot to g...Read more -
Jumah Mosque
(364 Votes)
The Jumah Mosque is the only existing Mosque in Tbilisi- the first mosque built in the city and destroyed, dating back to the 16th century. The architecture of the mosque along with fine paintings and gorgeous interiors, adds to the ambience. The striking red brick structure with high arches is a beautiful sight on its own. The eight sided minaret can be seen even from a distance while a walk a...Read more -
The National Gallery
(294 Votes)
Other than the trending exhibitions that travel internationally, the National Gallery is home to the collection of the Shalva Amiranashvili Museum of Fine arts along with works of art by 20th century Georgian artists Niko Pirosmanashvili, Lado Gudiashvili and sculptor Iakob Nikoladze among others. The collection of 30 artworks of Niko Pirosmanashvili is the pride of the gallery. The sheer varie...Read more -
David Mountain
(325 Votes)
The Mount Mtatsminda has its own share of stories with some of the most iconic attractions located on the plateau. The famous Pantheon that is the resting place of some of the most famous public figures and artists of Georgia, the ancient fortress of Narikala, the Tbilisi TV Tower, Mtatsminda Park and the Ferris Wheel amusements park, all occupy the mount. The Funicular ride to get to the mount...Read more -
Tbilisi Mall
(189 Votes)
Offering the quintessential urban shopping experience, the Tbilisi Mall has more than 100 stores, 6 cafes, 25 kiosks and an entertainment center. Explore the shops for big brands and walk out with a hand full of new goodies. The entertainment center is perfect to catch a movie while the food court offers all the flavors of the world. The place is perfect if you want to shop for big brands and s...Read more -
Chateau Mukhrani
(166 Votes)
Selling the best wines in Georgia, the Chateau Mukhrani is more than just your normal vineyard. The gorgeous building accommodates an exquisite wine cellar, stunning gardens, beautiful vineyards and is popular for combining tradition with modern technology to offer the best brews in the country! Take a tour of the place to best get a taste of all its popular names. Don’t forget to buy a b...Read more -
Tbilisi Great Synagogue
(133 Votes)
Built in early 20th century, Tbilisi Great Synagogue’s eclectic style makes it stand out from the surrounding buildings. The synagogue is also called “synagogue of the people of Akhaltsikhe”- referring to the Georgian Jews who immigrated here from Akhaltsikhe in the 19th century. The interiors of the synagogue are filled with exquisite colors with gold embellishments. Do notic...Read more
Tbilisi
Ask question in category
-
Hi There - We are a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children (13; 7). We are arriving into Tbilisi at 4pm on 30th May..so perhaps will reach hotel in old town at about 6 pm...what can we do for that evening?
Answer Report Abuse-
Since it will be late in the evening, I suggest you just wander through the Old Town of Tbilisi. Walking through the Old Town, you will come across beautiful architecture. There are also a few lookout points nearby that offer stunning views of the city.
Report Abuse
-