You will make a great journey into the history of Tbilisi - I will tell you about it easy and fun. Key attractions will help bring the past to life. Let's start from the Metekhi plateau: admiring the panorama of the Old City and the Narikala fortress, let's talk about the origin of Tbilisi. You will learn about the first settlement, which existed here before the arrival of Vakhtang Gorgasali, and the affairs of this king. Entrance ticket included

Спустившись, мы пойдем к площади Мейдан. В этом древнем месте вы представите оживленный торговый Тбилиси Великого шелкового пути и узнаете о подземном базаре. Входной билет включен

Afterwards we go to the sulfur baths, where Marco Polo was still. I will tell you not only the legend of the falcon and the founding of Tbilisi, but also less known details: for example, why 15 out of 65 baths are left and why they have such names (from simple room 5 to elegant Tsarskaya and Motley). In the same area you will walk along the Figira gorge to a real waterfall and admire elegant Tbilisi balconies along the way. I will tell you why they served in different eras and why it was impossible to find two identical samples Entrance ticket included

We will not ignore modern Tbilisi buildings: you will cross Bridge of Peace and learn about its beautiful symbolism, as well as the fact that the locals thinking about a glass skyscraper and unusual pipes in Rike Park. Entrance ticket included

Places of Faith My route through Old Tbilisi will cover the main religious buildings of the capital. In the 13th century Metekhi church on the plateau of the same name you will learn about the architecture and types of Georgian churches, as well as about the prison past of this place. In Sioni Cathedral we will talk about Saint Nino, because her cross is kept here; about the preserved icon of the Virgin and about how why you can step on burials here. Entrance ticket included

Anchiskhat Basilica Anchiskhat Church, where I will tell you about the wonderful icon. The spiral staircase and narrow lanes will lead to the elegant Juma Mosque. Entrance ticket included

The Bridge of Peace in Tbilisi is a pedestrian bridge and one of the most famous tourist places in the city. It connects the Old Town district of Tbilisi with Rike Park across the Mtkvari River. This bridge is relatively young it was only opened to the public in 2010. Entrance ticket included.

From Narikala (or the upper station of the cable car) you can walk along the picturesque western ridge along the Sololaki ridge. The main attraction is the statue of Mother Georgia This 20-meter-high aluminum symbol of Tbilisi holds a sword in one hand and a cup of wine in the other - a classic metaphor of the Georgian character, warmly welcoming guests and passionately fighting off enemies. Entrance ticket included

Freedom Square The Freedom Monument, commonly known as the Statue of Saint George, is a monument located in Tbilisi, Georgia, dedicated to freedom and independence of the Georgian nation. Opened in 2006 in the central square Tbilisi granite and gold monument is 35 meters high and easy to spot from anywhere in the city. The real statue is 5.6 m high, made made of bronze and plated with gold - a gift to the city from its creator, by the Georgian sculptor Zurab Tsereteli. Entrance ticket included We stay at the hotel in Tbilisi.