Discover Tbilisi in one day! In 6-7 hours, you'll visit the city's main attractions: Holy Trinity Cathedral , the historic Agmashenebeli Street , Rustaveli Avenue , the Georgian History Museum , and other unique sites. Climb Mount Mtatsminda for stunning views of the city and soak up the atmosphere of the Old Town with its cozy streets and churches.
We will pick up guests from their hotels. However, if guests are staying at different hotels and prefer to meet at a designated location, this will be the pickup point.
The tour will begin with the Holy Trinity Cathedral "Sameba", which was built between 1996 and 2004 and became the main cathedral of the Georgian Orthodox Church.
Rustaveli Avenue is the central avenue of Tbilisi. It is named after the medieval Georgian poet Shota Rustaveli.
We'll visit the State History Museum, one of the main historical museums in Georgia. It displays such important archaeological finds as the fossilized remains of the hominid Homo Ergaster discovered in Dmanisi; a collection of 80,000 coins, primarily Georgian; medieval metal icons; and much more.
Mount Mtatsminda (Mount David) stretches alongside the main Rustaveli Avenue. A funicular runs to the summit, taking just five minutes. Mount Mtatsminda is nearly 800 meters high. The observation deck offers a magnificent panorama of Georgia's capital. In addition to the observation deck, the site also includes a TV tower, an amusement park, a Ferris wheel, and a restaurant.
Let's take a stroll through Europe Square and Meidan Square, one of the central squares of the Old Town.
We'll then take a cable car up the mountain to the Narikala Fortress, the old citadel and main fortress of the city. From here, guests will enjoy a magnificent view of the city.
Let's walk along one of the old streets of Tbilisi - Leselidze, feeling the color of the old city.
We will visit the oldest temple in Tbilisi, Anchiskhati, and the 12th-century Sioni Cathedral, which houses the cross of St. Nino.
We will visit the oldest temple in Tbilisi, Anchiskhati, and the 12th-century Sioni Cathedral, which houses the cross of St. Nino.
Let's walk along Shavteli Street in the Old Town, where the small Puppet Theater, with just 80 seats, is located. Built by Rezo Gabriadze in 1981, it stands next to the oldest building in the city, the 6th-century Anchiskhati Basilica.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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