Experiences & Entertainment in Tbilisi

The Holy Trinity Cathedral is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, located on Mount Elijah.

A modern park in the city center, where the Two Pipes (Cultural Center) and the entrance to the glass Peace Bridge are located.

A labyrinth of narrow streets, home to the famous Abanotubani sulfur baths, Rezo Gabriadze's puppet theater, and the Fig Gorge with its waterfall.

The monastery is located 20-30 minutes away from the city. This ancient 6th-century church is the most important monumental site of early Christianity. It is here that the rivers Aragvi and Kura, which Lermontov wrote about in his poem "Mtsyri," meet.

A cozy lake on the slope of Mount Mtatsminda (but on the other side). An authentic cable car leads there from Vake Park. Perfect for easy hiking, coffee by the water, and a visit to the open-air Ethnographic Museum along the way.

A huge green area just outside the Narikala Fortress, with waterfalls and rare plants.

It is located above the Tbilisi Sea. These are huge bas-relief columns by Zurab Tsereteli. The place is impressive in its scale and silence, and it is located next to the "sea" (reservoir) itself, with a yacht club.