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Following breakfast, you meet with your guide and driver at the hotel and go on an unforgettable Tbilisi city tour. You start with a visit to the historical city district Metekhi, where you see the famous Metekhi Cathedral built in the 13th century and located on a picturesque cliff that offers magnificent panoramic views of Tbilisi over the river Mtkvari.

Then you ride a cable car to the ancient Tbilisi landmark that existed even before the city itself, the Narikala Fortress, also called the mother fortress of Tbilisi, and take a walk around its enormous walls feeling the history of this unique place.

Another highlight of the tour is a ride with a funicular up to the holy mountain Mtatsminda, with amazing views of Georgia's capital and nature.

You then continue to explore famous Tbilisi landmarks including Anchiskhati, Bridge of Peace, the district of sulfur baths as well as wander through the charming streets of Chardin and Leselidze.

In the evening you return to your hotel for a rest.

Full Day Private Tbilisi City Tour

In the evening you return to your hotel for a rest. Afterwards, you get ready for an exciting night with dinner and a Folk Show. Your private driver takes you to the venue, where you enjoy a delicious meal and opportunity to learn more about Georgia's traditions and customs.

Afterwards, your driver takes you back to the hotel for overnight.

Folk Show with Dinner

Tour to Kakheti Region & Wine Tasting

Following breakfast you meet your guide and driver at the hotel lobby and set out on a five-hour tour.

Af first you head for Uplistsikhe, an ancient rock-hewn town. The town, which is one of the oldest urban settlements in Georgia, played an important role in the history of the country. During Mongol invasions Uplistsikhe was damaged and virtually abandoned in the 13th century. Nowadays fascinating rocky caves complex of Uplistsikhe is a popular destination for tourists visiting Georgia.

After Uplistsikhe you are transferred to Gori to discover the birthplace of Joseph Stalin. Born in 1879, Stalin lived in Gori until the age of 4. You visit the old wooden hut where Stalin lived with his family, which is now known as the Museum of Stalin, as well as the railway car which Stalin used to travel throughout the country. During the tour your guide tells you about the role this town played in the Soviet history.

After the tour you are taken back to your hotel in Tbilisi and have the evening at leisure.

Tour to Uplistsikhe Caves & Gori

This tour is dedicated to the spiritual heart and one of the most ancient cities of Georgia dating back to 100 BC - Mtskheta. During your sightseeing tour you visit one of the most outstanding monuments of medieval Georgia - the Jvari Monastery, which is nestled on Mount Armazi at the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers. You have some time to take a leisurely walk around this sacred monastery and to enjoy mesmerising views of Mtskheta.
Then you go to one of the most sacred Orthodox Georgian temples ­ the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, known as the burial site of
Christ’s robe and the site for coronation and burial of the kings of Georgia. Inside you will explore its most venerated icon
portraying a Life Giving Pillar, and a small stone church that is a symbolic copy of the Chapel of Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
After exploring these impressive sights, we invite you for lunch at one of the local restaurants, where you also participate in cooking master class of traditional Georgian sweet and cha-cha tasting. 
Tour ends with a short ride back to Tbilisi.

Half Day Mtskheta Tour with Cooking Master Class

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Mtatsminda Park

Narikala Fortress

Sulfur Baths (Abanotubani)

Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre

Rustaveli Avenue

Bridge of Peace

Anchiskhati Basilica

Freedom Square

Georgian National Museum

Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi (Sameba)

Tbilisi will become your friend at first sight. The capital of Georgia will welcome you into his arms as the dearest guest. He will feed you deliciously and a lot and treat you with wine. He will introduce you to his whole extended family and load bags full of gifts on the road. You will remember the soulful Georgian songs, toasts, and hugs for a long time: the cordiality and hospitality of this city knows no bounds. Hidden in a gorge between rocks, it has preserved its history, pride, and traditions. Create your trip to Tbilisi today! Triptile will help you with this: in just a few clicks you create a planned, vivid adventure that will give you amazing memories! Travel with Triptile!

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Tbilisi is the capital and largest city of Georgia, located in the South Caucasus region. With its rich history spanning over 1,500 years, it's a vibrant blend of European and Asian influences. Here are some reasons why Tbilisi is interesting:

Historical Significance: Tbilisi has been conquered by Romans, Persians, Arabs, Mongols, Turks, and Russians over the centuries, and remnants from these occupations still persist in the city's architecture, culture, and traditions.

Diverse Architecture: The city features an eclectic mix of architectural styles, from medieval churches and synagogues to Soviet-era buildings, as well as modern glass structures. The Narikala Fortress, which overlooks the city, offers a panoramic view of these architectural marvels.

Sulfur Baths: The Abanotubani district in the old town is famous for its sulfur baths. The naturally hot mineral waters have been believed to have therapeutic properties since ancient times.

Religious Tolerance: Tbilisi stands out as a symbol of religious coexistence. Within a small area, you can find a mosque, synagogue, Armenian church, and Georgian Orthodox church coexisting peacefully.

Culture & Arts: Tbilisi is a hub for music, arts, and theater in the Caucasus. The city boasts numerous galleries, theaters, and cultural centers that regularly host events showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Georgia.

Cuisine: Georgian cuisine is renowned for its unique and flavorful dishes. In Tbilisi, you can enjoy traditional meals like "khachapuri" (cheese-filled bread), "khinkali" (dumplings), and "churchkhela" (walnut and grape dessert).

Wine Culture: Georgia is one of the oldest wine regions in the world, and Tbilisi is at its heart. Traditional Georgian wine-making uses qvevri (large clay pots) buried underground, a technique that has been recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage.

Friendly Locals: Georgians are known for their hospitality. It's common for visitors to be invited into homes and be treated as honored guests.

Scenic Beauty: The city is set in a valley, surrounded by mountains on all sides. The Mtkvari River runs through Tbilisi, adding to its charm.

Bridge of Peace: This is a contemporary pedestrian bridge over the Mtkvari River, connecting the old part of the city with the newer district. Its modern architecture and unique design make it a standout landmark.

Nightlife: Tbilisi has emerged as a nightlife hotspot in recent years, with a range of bars, clubs, and music venues that cater to diverse tastes.

Economic & Political Significance: As the capital, Tbilisi is the political and economic center of Georgia. It has played a pivotal role in the country's path towards modernization and its efforts to integrate with Western institutions.

Overall, Tbilisi is not just a city but a testament to the resilience of the Georgian spirit, having endured numerous invasions and cultural shifts yet retaining its unique identity. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in history, culture, and the beauty of the Caucasus region.

Arrival in Tbilisi Welcome to Tbilisi - the charming capital of Georgia! Upon arrival, you check in to your centrally located hotel. This evening is free for you, so you can spend it at leisure relaxing in your room, dining in one of the numerous nearby restaurants or starting exploring the city center on your own.

Tbilisi City Tour &amp; Folk Show Following breakfast, you meet with your guide and driver at the hotel and go on an unforgettable Tbilisi city tour. You start with a visit to the historical city district Metekhi, where you see the famous Metekhi Cathedral built in the 13th century and located on a picturesque cliff that offers magnificent panoramic views of Tbilisi over the river Mtkvari.Then you ride a cable car to the ancient Tbilisi landmark that existed even before the city itself, the Narikala Fortress, also called the mother fortress of Tbilisi, and take a walk around its enormous walls feeling the history of this unique place.Another highlight of the tour is a ride with a funicular up to the holy mountain Mtatsminda, with amazing views of Georgia's capital and nature.You then continue to explore famous Tbilisi landmarks including Anchiskhati, Bridge of Peace, the district of sulfur baths as well as wander through the charming streets of Chardin and Leselidze.In the evening you return to your hotel for a rest. Afterwards, you get ready for an exciting night with dinner and a Folk Show. Your private driver takes you to the venue, where you enjoy a delicious meal and opportunity to learn more about Georgia's traditions and customs.Afterwards, your driver takes you back to the hotel for overnight. Additional meals: dinner

Tour to Kakheti Region Following breakfast at the hotel you meet with your guide and driver and set out for another exciting day exploring Georgia.The first stunning stop of the day is Signagi - one of the tiniest cities in Georgia. When it comes to tourist attractions, the "City of Love" (as Signagi is often called) can take your breath away with its picturesque landscapes, charming narrow cobbled streets and pastel houses located in the heart of wine-growing regions. During the Signagi tour you visit Bodbe Monastery, which was built in the 9th century and now functions as a nunnery. The refreshing gardens and fascinating basilica hint you the history behind the famous landmark as it was used as a coronation venue by the Kings of Kakheti.After time for lunch you make the last stop of the day - Tsinandali, a historic Georgian village which is a home to the first winery in the county. Here you discover more about the regional wine in the Shumi winery.After the visit you are transferred back to your hotel in Tbilisi. Additional meals: lunch, drinks

Tour to Uplistsikhe Caves &amp; Gor Following breakfast you meet your guide and driver at the hotel lobby and set out on a five-hour tour.Af first you head for Uplistsikhe, an ancient rock-hewn town. The town, which is one of the oldest urban settlements in Georgia, played an important role in the history of the country. During Mongol invasions Uplistsikhe was damaged and virtually abandoned in the 13th century. Nowadays fascinating rocky caves complex of Uplistsikhe is a popular destination for tourists visiting Georgia.After Uplistsikhe you are transferred to Gori to discover the birthplace of Joseph Stalin. Born in 1879, Stalin lived in Gori until the age of 4. You visit the old wooden hut where Stalin lived with his family, which is now known as the Museum of Stalin, as well as the railway car which Stalin used to travel throughout the country. During the tour your guide tells you about the role this town played in the Soviet history.After the tour you are taken back to your hotel in Tbilisi and have the evening at leisure.

Departure After breakfast you check out from the hotel and depart from Tbilisi.

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