Tbilisi-Walking-Tour

Old Tbilisi

Tbilisi Walking Tour

Highlights
• Metekhi Castle
• The Berlin Wall Memorial
• Europe Square
• Rike Park
• Cable car ride
• Mother of Georgia
• Chreli Abano
• Jan Shardeni Street
• Tamada (Toastmaster) Statue
• Sioni Cathedral of Tbilisi
• Bridge of Peace
• Patriarchate of Georgia
• Anchiskhati Basilica
• The Clock Tower


Metekhi Castle 
-Explore the historic Metekhi Castle nestled along the picturesque left bank of the Mtkvari River. With origins possibly tracing back to the era of Vakhtang Gorgasali, this fortress boasts a captivating history.

Europe Square - As you stroll through Europe Square, you'll uncover valuable knowledge about the deep-seated connections between Georgia and the European Union. This informative experience holds substantial significance for the people of Georgia.

Rike Park - Rike Park stands as a delightful verdant oasis in Tbilisi, providing a tranquil escape for visitors. Adorned with enchanting gardens, recreational areas, and picturesque trails tracing the banks of the Mtkvari River, the park offers a serene ambiance. Noteworthy landmarks within the park include the Rike Concert Hall and the iconic Bridge of Peace, adding to its charm as an ideal destination for leisure and relaxation.

Mother of Georgia - The awe-inspiring "Mother of Georgia" monument gazes upon the cityscape, embodying the resilience and character of the Georgian populace. As we briefly pause to admire the panoramic vista, let's delve into the narrative encapsulated by this statue and its profound symbolism for the inhabitants of Tbilisi.

Chreli Abano - Chreli Abano stands as a celebrated sulfur bathhouse, drawing both tourists and locals seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Despite its architectural resemblance to a mosque, it serves as a revered destination for indulging in the therapeutic benefits of sulfur baths.

Jan Shardeni Street - Must visit street while staying in Tbilisi.

Tamada(Toastmaster) Statue - Let's take a moment to explore the cherished tradition of the "Tamada," known as the toastmaster in Georgian culture. As we pause at a designated spot, we'll uncover intriguing tales surrounding this distinct practice of guiding toasts and orchestrating joyous celebrations.

Sioni Cathedral - The history of Tbilisi's Sioni Cathedral is steeped in antiquity, tracing its roots to the 6th and 7th centuries. Despite enduring periods of devastation at the hands of foreign forces, it has persevered through numerous reconstructions. The current edifice predominantly reflects the architectural style of the 13th century, albeit with modifications introduced during the span of the 17th to the 19th centuries.

Bridge of Peace - Behold the iconic Bridge of Peace! Spanning across Tbilisi, this modern marvel serves as a vital link between two distinct districts. Crafted by the skilled hands of Italian architect Michele De Lucchi, the bridge stands out for its contemporary design, seamlessly blending the city's rich heritage with its progressive outlook. Beyond its utilitarian function for pedestrians, the Bridge of Peace embodies Tbilisi's ethos of harmonizing tradition with innovation. As night falls, the bridge transforms into a breathtaking spectacle, illuminated by mesmerizing lights that cast a radiant glow upon the tranquil waters of the river.

Patriarchate of Georgia - The Patriarchate stands as the central hub of the Georgian Orthodox Church, akin to its headquarters. As we approach this majestic edifice, its grandeur and traditional Georgian architectural elements are sure to captivate us. Let's take a moment to immerse ourselves in the ambiance before we resume our exploration through the vibrant heart of Tbilisi!

Anchiskhati Basilica - This ancient church nestled in Tbilisi is truly unique. With origins dating back to the 6th century, it stands as one of the oldest structures in the city. Upon entering, you'll be struck by its simplicity and inherent beauty, showcasing the artistic style of a bygone era.

The Clock Tower - The Clock Tower, a creation of Rezo Gabriadze completed in 2010, graces the vicinity of the Marionette Theater within Tbilisi's historic old town. At each passing hour, a delightful spectacle unfolds as a miniature angel emerges with a diminutive hammer to chime the bell. Nestled within the tower's confines lies a quaint puppet theater, adding an extra layer of charm to this whimsical landmark.

Included/Excluded
• Professional guide service
• Cable Car ride
• Pick up and drop off from Hotel 

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