The tour begins An underground mine laboratory - A nearly 1-kilometer-long underground shaft-laboratory for training mining engineers. Its construction and equipping with appropriate machinery, mechanisms, transport vehicles, and devices took place between 1986 and 1991. Today, this facility is one of it's kind in the world. From there, it takes about 40 minutes to reach the second stop.

The Space Complex, where the guided tour also lasts approximately 1 hour. Fascinating Space complex - from which, on July 23, 1999, the first antenna reflector manufactured and successfully reached Earth's orbit. Before launch, the antenna underwent testing precisely in this space complex. After that, The journey to the third stop takes another 40 minutes.

The first electronic cinema in Europe - The cinema opened in Tbilisi in 1909 (which at the time was one of the largest in Europe) is designed in the Art Nouveau style. Its operation ceased during the civil war in Tbilisi, but our team managed to obtain permission so you can still enjoy this building today. The tour of the Apollo Cinema takes approximately 40–45 minutes. After that, it takes around 20 minutes to reach the final stop.

1. Secret bunker - You will enter the capital’s main command center from the Soviet era, where the control panel and many other fascinating items from that time have been preserved, including old Soviet gas masks, filters, various devices, radiation meters, the city control panel and more. The guided tour of the bunker lasts approximately 1 hour.