Things to do in Tbilisi
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Tbilisi to Yerevan: Armenia Day Trip with Lake Sevan LunchYou’ll cross borders from Tbilisi into Armenia with a local guide, exploring ancient monasteries like Haghpat and tasting fresh Sevan white fish by the lake. Wander Yerevan’s lively squares and climb the Cascade for views of Mount Ararat before heading back late at night—expect laughter, new flavors, and stories you’ll want to retell.
Tbilisi: Old Town Walking Tour with Wine Tasting & Cable CarYou’ll wander Tbilisi’s tangled old town streets with a local guide, ride the cable car up to Narikala Fortress for sweeping views, breathe in sulphur steam near ancient baths, then finish with a relaxed Georgian wine tasting near Chardin Street. It’s part history walk, part sensory adventure — expect surprises around every corner.
Tbilisi: Old Town Walking Tour with Wine & 10 TastingsYou’ll wander Tbilisi’s Old Town with a local guide, tasting fresh-baked khachapuri, sampling spices and sweets, riding the cable car to Narikala Fortress for sweeping views, and finishing with Georgian wine tastings. Expect laughter, crumbly pastries, and stories you’ll want to remember.
Tbilisi Dinner & Dance Show: Social Dining with Live FolkA traditional Georgian dinner and live folk dance show in Tbilisi where you eat at shared tables, watch professional dancers perform, and join the dance floor afterward. The evening lasts around four hours and includes khachapuri, wine, cheeses, and other Georgian dishes; a guide speaks English or Russian; hotel pickup is available as an add-on option.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to eat Georgian food and watch live dancers without the logistics of finding a restaurant or arranging a group—the shared table setup means you'll meet people, and the host handles the rest. Book the all-inclusive option if hotel pickup matters; the standard option works if you're staying central and can reach the restaurant yourself.
Tbilisi: Khinkali & Khachapuri Cooking Class with WineYou’ll shape your own khinkali dumplings and bake cheesy Imeretian khachapuri in a welcoming Tbilisi setting, guided by locals who share stories as you cook. Enjoy Georgian wine, fresh tomato salad drizzled with kakhetian oil, and plates of farm cheese—all included. Expect laughter over imperfect folds and a real sense of connection at the table.
Tbilisi: Food & Drink Walking Tour with 9 TastingsYou’ll wander Tbilisi’s Sololaki neighborhood with a local guide, tasting khinkali dumplings, clay-pot beans, natural wine and fiery chacha along hidden backstreets. Expect laughter over lunch tables, stories behind ancient churches and nine authentic Georgian tastings that linger long after you leave.
Kakheti Wine Tour: Private Day Trip with Lunch & 3 TastingsYou’ll taste fresh-baked bread in Badiauri village, stroll through Sighnaghi’s quiet streets with your guide, sip organic qvevri wines overlooking the Alazani Valley, share lunch at a family winery in Mukuzani, and finish deep underground at Khareba’s tunnels. It’s not just about wine — it’s Georgia on your tongue and under your skin.
Tbilisi Old Town Walking Tour with Local GuideThis walking tour of Tbilisi Old Town is led by a local guide in English who takes you through ancient churches, past landmarks like the Bridge of Peace and Sioni Cathedral, and includes a break at a traditional Georgian bakery where you can taste khachapuri and lobiani. The cable car ride to the Mother of Georgia monument is included, along with insider tips on where locals actually eat and relax in the city.Is it for me?The guide speaks English clearly, so you don't need Georgian or Russian to follow the stories—this works for any English speaker visiting Tbilisi for the first time who wants to understand the city through a local's eyes instead of a guidebook's facts.
Kakheti: Family Wineries, Village Lunch & Sighnaghi Day TripYou’ll follow winding roads from Tbilisi to Kakheti for private wine tastings in family cellars, bake bread with locals in a village bakery, wander Sighnaghi’s romantic streets, and share a home-cooked feast with your hosts. Every moment brings new flavors or friendships—sometimes both at once.
Tbilisi pub crawl: 5 bars with local guide and shotsIrine's Pub Crawls is a five-hour bar-hopping tour in Tbilisi that starts at Fabrika Hostel and moves through five local bars in the Old Town, with welcome shots, drinking games and a guide fluent in English. The tour visits Orbeliani Square and Liberty Square, spending 40–60 minutes in each of the last four bars. Minimum age is 18; public transport runs nearby if you need it.Is it for me?Book this crawl if you want to move through Tbilisi's Old Town with someone who actually knows the bars—not a script, but real knowledge of where locals go and why. The five-hour pace and the group format mean you're not organizing transport between stops or deciding which bar to try next; the guide handles the route and the timing, so you can focus on the people and the night itself.
Old Tbilisi Walking Tour: Landmarks, Cable Car & Hidden GemsA guided walking tour of Tbilisi's Old Town lasting roughly three hours, led by a local guide in English through cobbled streets, historic churches and landmarks including Freedom Square, Anchiskhati Basilica, Narikala Fortress and the Mother of Georgia monument, with a cable car ride included. Groups stay under ten people for a personalized experience, or book privately. Dress code applies: knees and shoulders must be covered to enter places of worship. The tour includes a ten-minute wait at the meeting point; late arrivals require a new booking.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a guide explaining the Old Town's history and architecture as you walk, rather than navigating on your own—it leaves your afternoon free for the sulphur baths or other neighborhoods.
Tbilisi: Kakheti Wine Tour, Sighnaghi & Telavi Day TripYou spend the day moving through Kakheti's wine villages and historical sites without arranging transport, tastings, or timing yourself. You taste wine and chacha in a working cellar, walk Sighnaghi's old streets, visit Bodbe Convent, and stand under a 900-year-old tree in Telavi. Lunch and an English or Russian-speaking guide are included, and the vehicle is air-conditioned for the full 10-hour day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Georgian wine in its region without renting a car or planning stops yourself — the fixed route and guide handle the logistics, which is what makes a full day of Kakheti fit into one departure from the city.
Vardzia, Rabati & Borjomi Day Trip: Caves, Castles & Mineral WaterYou’ll wander ancient cave tunnels at Vardzia with a local guide, taste sweet churchkhela at Rabati Fortress, and sip famous Borjomi mineral water surrounded by forested hills. Expect real stories, unexpected flavors, and moments of quiet awe—plus all transport and snacks sorted for you.
Kakheti Wine Tour: David Gareja, Sighnaghi & TastingsThis private wine tour departs Tbilisi at 9:30 am and covers the Kakheti wine region over 8 to 11 hours, with stops at David Gareja desert monastery, Bodbe convent, the walled city of Sighnaghi, and an organic wine cellar where you taste at least 5 types of wine and 2 cognacs. Hotel pickup, entrance fees, an English-speaking guide, and smoked Shoti bread with cheese are included in every package; lunch and wine inclusions vary by option you choose at checkout.Is it for me?Book this private pickup tour if you're traveling from Tbilisi and want a guide to contextualize each site—Bodbe convent, Sighnaghi's walled city, and David Gareja monastery—rather than navigating between them yourself; choose the value package if you're skipping lunch, or add a meal at checkout.
Tbilisi to Rainbow Mountains & David Gareja: 4x4 Off-Road Day TripYou’ll ride off-road from Tbilisi into Georgia’s semi-desert, walking among striped Rainbow Mountains and birdwatching by Mravaltskaro Lake. Explore ancient cave monasteries with a local guide and share a hearty Georgian lunch in Udabno village before winding down beside Kapatadze’s salt lake. It’s raw, beautiful, sometimes silent—a day that lingers long after you’re home.
Tbilisi red bus tour: 11 stops, hop-on hop-off 24 hoursA hop-on hop-off bus tour of Tbilisi on a red double-decker with a 24-hour ticket (or 48-hour option) and audio guide in 14 languages. You board at any of 11 stops—the old town and defensive walls, Meidan square, Metekhi Church, the sulphur bath district, Mtkvari river, Dry bridge, Flea market, Rike park, Peace bridge, Freedom square, Rustaveli avenue, Heroes square and Agmashenebeli avenue—and get off to explore at your own pace. The ticket includes headsets so you hear the guide clearly over the engine noise and street sounds.Is it for me?Choose the 24-hour ticket if you're orienting yourself to Tbilisi for the first time and want to see all the main stops in one morning, then return to explore the neighborhoods that caught your eye. Pick the 48-hour option if you're splitting your sightseeing across two days or want to linger longer at the sulphur baths and old town without rushing the route.
Tbilisi Airport Transfer: Private Meet & Greet, No Taxi LinesYou’ll walk out of Tbilisi airport and spot your name right away—no taxi lines or confusion. Your driver helps with bags and gets you settled in a clean car while tracking your flight for delays. That first calm ride through the city gives you a taste of Georgian hospitality before you even see your hotel.
Kazbegi Day Trip from Tbilisi: Gergeti Trinity & Mountain RoadYou're driven from Tbilisi through the Caucasus on a private route that includes five major stops — a turquoise reservoir, a medieval fortress, a river confluence, a Soviet monument, and a 14th-century church on a mountainside. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, your driver handles the road and can suggest lunch spots, and you set the pace at each stop. Plan for a full day out, which is what makes fitting all of it in possible.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Tbilisi without a rental car who want to see Kazbegi and the Caucasus in one day without arranging transport or timing themselves. The eight-to-nine-hour commitment is what makes fitting five major stops and a mountain town into a single outing possible.
Tbilisi to Kazbegi: Day Trip with Gergeti Church & Honey TastingYou’ll leave Tbilisi before sunrise and find yourself tracing rivers through green valleys, wandering ancient fortresses, tasting honey straight from Georgian hives in Kvesheti village, and finally standing beneath Gergeti Church with Mount Kazbek watching over you. Expect laughter over lunch and real mountain air — this day trip is more about feeling than ticking boxes.
2-Day Tbilisi Vintage Bus Tour with Wine TastingA 2-day tour of Tbilisi aboard an open-roof vintage bus with a live English or Russian-speaking guide, covering Rustaveli Avenue, the Bridge of Peace, and the Old Town's cobblestone streets and Narikala Fortress. Day one includes wine, honey and chacha tastings; day two is free. Transportation and tastings are included; infants can ride in a stroller or on an adult's lap, and the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this for open-air sightseeing with unobstructed views from a vintage bus, plus a second free day to explore neighborhoods or the Sulphur Baths at your own pace.
