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Old Town & Narikala
Wind through narrow cobblestone streets, past wooden carved balconies and ancient churches, up to the 4th-century Narikala fortress for panoramic views of the city.
About Tbilisi
Founded in the 5th century by King Vakhtang I Gorgasali — who, legend has it, discovered the hot springs while hunting — Tbilisi has been a crossroads of civilisations ever since. Persians, Mongols, Ottomans and Russians have all left their mark, and the result is a city of extraordinary layered beauty.
Walk through Abanotubani's domed sulfur bathhouses, lose yourself in the carved wooden balconies of the Old Town, sip natural wine in a courtyard bar, and watch the city breathe across the Mtkvari River from the ancient Narikala fortress. Tbilisi rewards slow discovery.
Must Experience
Wind through narrow cobblestone streets, past wooden carved balconies and ancient churches, up to the 4th-century Narikala fortress for panoramic views of the city.
The iconic domed bathhouses have been drawing visitors since the 12th century. Reserve a private bath and soak in naturally heated, mineral-rich sulfur waters.
Tbilisi has become a global destination for natural wine lovers. Visit the city's intimate wine bars and cellars to taste Georgia's ancient qvevri wines.
Khinkali dumplings, cheese-filled khachapuri, smoky mtsvadi and herb-laden pkhali — Tbilisi's food scene is one of the great undiscovered cuisines of the world.
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