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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Tbilisi: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Tbilisi
- Tbilisi is a city of contrasts, with modern and historic structures coexisting.
- Georgia's capital has been through several invasions and has been burned and rebuilt several times, but it still possesses a stormy history and a rich culture.
- Tbilisi also has unique gems hidden in the backstreets and significant tourist spots.
- The cathedrals of Sameba and Sioni, Freedom Square, Rustaveli Avenue and Agmashenebeli Avenue, mediaeval Narikala Fortress, the pseudo-Moorish Opera Theater, and the Georgian National Museum are also popular tourist attractions.
- Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi are busy, dynamic cities that are well worth visiting.
- Tbilisi is a beautiful but deteriorating capital with a plethora of Tbilisi attractions that will keep you occupied for at least two to three days.
- Old Tbilisi, the main tourist attraction, looks like something out of a fairy tale!
- Capital: Georgia
- International Airport: Tbilisi International Airport
- Population: 1,080,000
- Currency: Georgian Lari
- Time: GMT+4
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Georgian
- Religion: Orthodox Christianity
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Tbilisi
- The Old Town of Tbilisi has managed to keep its scenic appeal.
- The old Narikala Fortress, once a Persian citadel, dominates the Tbilisi skyline.
- The Narikala Fortress is connected to Rike Park on the left bank of the Mtkvari river by Tbilisi's aerial tramway.
- The Holy Trinity Cathedral (Tsminda Sameba), Tbilisi's tallest church, is an iconic landmark of the city's skyline.
- Mtatsminda Park was previously the USSR's third-most-visited amusement park.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Tbilisi
- Georgia's climate is highly varied for such a tiny country, with the Caucasus Mountains and the Black Sea contributing to the varying climates.
- The east is generally drier but colder, while the west is wetter but warmer.
- May, June, or September are the finest months to visit Georgia, especially in the lowlands near Tbilisi, because you'll avoid the summer heat and humidity and the frigid winter.
- The Autumn harvest period is particularly worth mentioning, especially in Kakheti's vineyards.
- No matter when you arrive, you'll need to bring quick-drying and waterproof clothing because the weather can change instantly.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Tbilisi
Narikala Fortress
- The Narikala Fortress, which overlooks Abanotubani, the capital's oldest district, goes back to the fourth century when Tbilisi was a Persian citadel.
- The brick fort rests on a high hill between the sulphur baths and the botanical park.
- The St Nicholas Church, located within the courtyard, was built in 1997 to replace the ancient 13th-century church, which was destroyed by fire.
- You can take a cable car up the steep hill from Maidan Square.
Kartlis Deda
- A giant statue of a woman wielding a sword and a cup stands next to Narikala.
- That is Georgia's Mother or Kartlis Deda in Georgian.
- The 20-meter-tall (66-foot-tall) aluminium sculpture is a symbol of not only Tbilisi but the entire country.
- Those who arrive as enemies are given the sword, but those who enter as friends are given a cup of wine.
Metekhi Church
- Metekhi Church, on the other side of Narikala Fortress, is a city landmark, including a statue of King Vaghtang Gorgasali, Tbilisi's founder.
- In the fifth century, he built his palace and the first church in the area here.
- The existing church, built in the thirteenth century and has been restored several times, dates from the thirteenth century.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Tbilisi Off the Beaten Track
Peace Bridge
- A glass-and-steel structure is one of the city's earliest modern architectural additions.
- Italian architect Michele De Lucchi created the pedestrian bridge over the Mtkvari River and opened it to the public in 2010.
- The Peace Bridge connects Rike Park and Erekle II Area, a pedestrian street lined with cafés.
Tsminda Sameba Cathedral
- The Trinity Cathedral is the most visible symbol of the Georgian Orthodox Church.
- The cathedral, situated atop Elia Hill above Avlabari, can be seen from practically every part of the city.
- The building was completed in 2004 and opened to the public after a ten-year construction period.
- The gold-covered cross above the central dome adds another 84m (275ft) height.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Tbilisi Culture and Traditions
- Tiflis Imperial Theater, formerly known as Georgian National Opera and Ballet Theater, was created in 1851. The Tbilisi Opera House is Georgia's primary opera house and one of the oldest of its kind in Eastern Europe. The theatre was designed by a well-known German architect in 1896.
- Rezo Gabriadze, a multi-talented Georgian artist, painter, filmmaker, stage director, writer, and sculptor, developed this unique Marionette Theatre. Kutaisi is the master's hometown. Gabriadze is the co-writer of such well-known Soviet films as "Mimino," "Kin-Dza-Dza," "Three on the Road," and others.
- Rezo Gabriadze is Georgia's pride and national legacy and has significantly contributed to the country's culture.
- The main cinema in the capital is the rustaveli Cinema. The cinema is located in front of the Georgian parliament on Rustaveli Avenue. The cinema opened its doors in 1939, with a seating capacity of 1200 people. It was designed in the Stalin-era architecture style by architect Nicholas Severov.
- Consider any Italian town that has been influenced by eastern culture and is located deep within the Caucasus Mountains! For visitors, visiting modest, quiet art-cafés is a terrific opportunity to learn and experience the complete flavour of the capital and the true spirit of Georgia.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Tbilisi: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Khachapuri Adjaruli
#Food
- The amount of sulguni cheese alone in khachapuri Adjaruli is enough to send a lactose-intolerant friend to the ER.
- The depravity, however, does not end there. A baker parts the cheese seconds after the bread is taken from the toné to make room for the last flourish: hunks of butter and a cracked raw egg.
- When the seething mass is placed in front of you, use your spoon with confidence to violently swirl the ingredients together, working from the yolk out, until hypnotising spirals of orange and white appear.
- At this point, rip off a corner of bread and plunge it with conviction, lest the mixture cool.
- This is how Adjarians consume khachapuri, a cheese-filled bread offered hot in little bakeries nationwide.
- Georgia's national dish, Khachapuri Adjaruli, has triumphed over the competition.
Churchkhela
#Food
- The lumpy, colourful confections hanging in storefront windows, which tourists often mistake for sausages, are perhaps the most eye-catching Georgian dish.
- Patience and practice are required to make churchkhela: Grape juice concentrate (left over after the annual wine harvest) must be poured over strands of walnuts several times.
- Each layer is dried until the nuts are encased in a chewy, waxy shell.
- Churchkhela, high in protein and sugar, has even fought alongside the Georgian military, which relied on them for shelf-stable nutrition.
Khinkali
#Food
- A good khinkali, or Georgian soup dumpling, is judged by how many folds it has: Fewer than 20 is considered amateurish, according to tradition.
- When a tray of pepper-flecked khinkali arrives at the table, counting pleats is never the first thing on anyone's mind.
- Eating the khinkali is a rush job that necessitates speed and precision; if you don't learn the latter, you'll be teased if you're in Georgian company.
- To begin with, khinkali is a finger food: Make a claw with your fingers and grab the topknot of the dumpling.
- After that, slurp the soup by biting a small hole on the side and sinking your teeth into the filling.
Tbilisi Mall
#Fashion
- Tbilisi Mall, located on Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue, is the first shopping mall in Georgia to meet international mall standards.
- It's a five-story building with 150 worldwide brands, banks, offices, bookstores, and a movie theatre.
- Aside from the conventional retailers in most malls, there are also technology stores, supermarkets, homewear, textile, and décor departments.
Karvasla Shopping Mall
#Fashion
- This mall in Tbilisi opened an outlet store for a European brand.
- GAP, ZARA, KOTON, H&M, and other brands were unavailable in retail malls until Karvasla.
- Karvasla, only 240 metres from the train station, is another shopping attraction with a diverse range of foreign and local brands.
Lilo Mall
#Fashion
- While Lilo Mall's location is problematic, it is very distant from the city.
- Lilo Mall is more practical than other malls, primarily focused on leisure and amusement.
- Not only apparel brands but also other categories can be found here.
- Wholesale trade; clothing and shoes; textiles and carpets; leather and fur; toys and accessories; building and repair supplies; dinnerware and home items; furniture and children's products are just a few categories available.
Rike Park
#Fun
- Rike Park is one of Tbilisi's newest and most modern public recreational places, and it is pretty popular with visitors and locals, especially during the summer.
- Rike Park is located on the Kura River's right bank. The famous pedestrian Bridge of Peace, built of glass and steel in a modern style, leads to the park.
- The recently opened cable car station provides quick and easy access to the Narikala Fortress right from the park.
- Rike Park was designed using Art Nouveau principles: there are no regular lanes or seats here, and the park is distinguished by its uniqueness and colourful features.
Mtatsminda Park
#Fun
- Mtatsminda Mount is the symbol of Tbilisi and is a popular tourist destination with various recreational opportunities.
- Mtatsminda means "Holy Mountain" in Georgian. At an altitude of 770 metres, Mtatsminda Park is Tbilisi's highest point, located on the namesake mountain.
- The views of Tbilisi are enthralling and exciting. Your visit will be unique and unforgettable thanks to the park's fairy tale atmosphere and modern children's attractions.
- The park is separated into numerous thematic regions, including a children's area, a family area, and an extreme area.
- There are numerous cafes and restaurants, attractions, amusement centres, and even a wedding palace to be found here.
- The road leading to Mtatsminda Park should be given special attention.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Tbilisi: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The Tbilisi Botanical Garden was established in the nineteenth century.
- However, it was known as the "King's Garden" until the 1850s because "royal gardens" were initially planted on the grounds of this natural park.
- The Botanical Garden is in the historic centre of Tbilisi, on Botanical Street 1, directly at the base of the mountain to the stronghold Narikala, where the main entrance to the garden lies.
- There are around 3500 plant species at the Botanical Garden, some of which are unique and uncommon exhibits.
- The park's vast territory is a gigantic garden of unparalleled beauty, with fountains and actual waterfalls spanned by lovely bridges.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Tbilisi Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- One of Georgia's most popular festivals commemorates the creation of the capital city and the autumn harvest season and is marked by considerable pomp and joyous celebrations.
- Traditional dance performances, theatrical and music concerts, excellent fruit and cheese displays, fireworks, and much more are all part of Tbilisoba's celebration of the country's rich diversity and culture.
- While most of the events occur in Tbilisi's beautiful Old Town and other municipal parks, Rike Park, the Mtkvari River, offers guests the opportunity to sample and savour Georgia's delicious wines.
- The event is made even more remarkable by the art and artisan stalls that line the city streets and the grape-crushing and food festivals that provide the country's culinary specialities.
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