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Tbilisi, Georgia
Top Places to Visit in Tbilisi, Georgia
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Narikala Fortress
Glide up by cable car to this ancient fortress and watch Tbilisi spread out below you like a map. The crumbling walls have seen centuries of history — but today they’re best enjoyed at sunset when the whole city glows golden.
Bring a camera, sturdy shoes, and maybe a snack — there’s nothing quite like sitting on old stones and watching the lights flicker on across the city.
Mother of Georgia (Kartlis Deda)
Standing tall with a sword in one hand and wine in the other, she’s basically saying, “Be our guest… but behave yourself.” The statue is right next to Narikala, and the panoramic views from here are just as jaw-dropping.
It’s a quick climb (or cable car ride) — and worth every step for that perfect photo-op over Tbilisi’s rooftops.
Old Tbilisi
Lose yourself in the winding alleys, colorful balconies, and quirky corners of the city’s historic heart. It’s not just pretty — it’s alive with art, food, and stories.
Make sure to soak in Abanotubani’s sulfur bath vibes, shop at Meidan Bazaar, and stumble upon Legvtakhevi Waterfall — yes, an actual waterfall in the middle of a city!
Tbilisi Chronicle (Chronicle of Georgia)
This colossal monument tells Georgia’s history through towering carved columns — and yet tourists often miss it. It feels half ancient, half sci-fi movie set.
Located outside the city center, it’s perfect if you want epic photos without the crowds — plus, you get killer lake views on the way up.
Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba)
Dominating the skyline, Sameba is one of the world’s largest Orthodox churches. Even if you’re not religious, its architecture and serene atmosphere make it a must-see.
The massive golden dome glows at dusk — so time your visit for that peaceful evening light.
Bridge of Peace
This glass-and-steel pedestrian bridge sparkles at night and links Tbilisi’s old charm with its modern side. It’s perfect for a romantic walk or a photo stroll.
Go after dark to see its LED lights dance over the river — it feels like walking through a glowing sculpture.
Rezo Gabriadze Puppet Theater & Clock Tower
This leaning tower looks like it popped out of a fairy tale. On the hour, tiny mechanical puppets perform a show you won’t forget.
Stick around for an evening performance at the legendary puppet theater — it’s as magical as the tower itself.
Mtatsminda Park
Take the funicular up Mtatsminda Mountain for fresh air, sweeping city views, and a vintage amusement park vibe.
Ride the Ferris wheel, grab a snack, and just chill — it’s fun for kids, but adults love it too.
Rustaveli Avenue
Tbilisi’s main avenue is perfect for a leisurely walk lined with theaters, shops, and cafés. When the lights come on at night, it feels like the whole street is humming.Stop for coffee, pop into a museum, or just people-watch — it’s the city at its most vibrant.
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