Things to do in Tbilisi
Discover the best attractions and experiences Tbilisi has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Tbilisi’s long history through its cliffside fortifications and ancient religious sites.
Narikala Fortress
Ancient fortress perched above the city with sweeping views over Tbilisi and the Mtkvari River.
Metekhi Church
A historic church set on a cliff above the Old Town, offering photos of the city and river.
Anchiskhati Basilica
Georgia’s oldest standing church, tucked in the medieval lanes of the Old Town.
Museums
Delve into Georgia’s culture and history at the capital’s top museums.
National Museum of Georgia
A comprehensive collection spanning archaeology, medieval art, and modern Georgian history.
Shalva Amiranashvili Museum of Fine Arts
Georgian and international works, from medieval icons to 19th‑century paintings.
Tbilisi History Museum
Artifacts and stories that trace the city’s development through the ages.
Religious Monuments
Religious landmarks reflect the city’s spiritual heritage.
Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba)
A contemporary Orthodox cathedral and a striking skyline landmark.
Sioni Cathedral
A historic cathedral overlooking the Kura River and a center of Georgian worship.
Anchiskhati Basilica
Georgia’s oldest surviving church, tucked in the Old Town lanes.
National & Theme Parks
Green spaces offer relaxing escapes with city views.
Mtatsminda Park
Hilltop amusement and viewpoints above the city with rides and cafés.
Tbilisi Botanical Garden
A peaceful oasis near the river with diverse plants and scenic paths.
Vake Park
A large urban park popular for strolls, picnics, and people-watching.
Neighborhoods
Each district has its own character and vibe.
Old Town (Kala)
Historic heart with winding streets, sulfur baths, and colorful balconies.
Vera District
A bohemian hub known for cafés, bars, and creative energy.
Sololaki
Elegant hillsides with leafy streets and scenic viewpoints.
Free Things to Do
Many of Tbilisi’s highlights can be enjoyed without a ticket.
Narikala Fortress viewpoints
Walk around the hilltop and soak in sweeping city panoramas.
Rustaveli Avenue stroll
Stroll along the grand avenue to spot architecture and street life.
Kartlis Deda viewpoint
Take in the iconic Mother of Georgia statue and city views.
Old Town lanes
Explore ancient alleyways with characterful architecture.
Gastronomy
Georgia’s cuisine is rich and inviting; here are tasty experiences to try.
Khachapuri at Cafe Gabriadze
Sample the iconic cheese-filled bread in a charming, artistic setting.
Satsivi tasting
Delicate chicken or turkey in a walnut-spice sauce served cold.
Wine tasting at Vino Underground
Explore a curated selection of Georgian wines in a cozy cellar.
Churchkhela
Snack on the chewy, walnut-filled sweets that Georgia loves.
Nightlife
From clubs to bars, the city comes alive after dark.
Bassiani
Iconic techno club housed in a former sports complex, known for late nights.
Khidi
Underground electronic venue on the river with international DJs.
Entertainment
The city is home to theatres, puppet shows, and live performances.
Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre
Grand opera house offering performances in an ornate setting.
Gabriadze Theater
Charming puppet theatre known for whimsical shows and a clock tower.
Rustaveli Theatre
Historic venue hosting drama and performing arts.
Sports
Sports venues and events deliver a different kind of thrill in Tbilisi.
Dinamo Arena
Modern stadium hosting league matches and large events.
Mikheil Meskhi Stadium
Lively football ground with a local sporting atmosphere.
Tbilisi Sports Palace
Indoor arena for concerts, sports, and big events.
Off the Track
Discover offbeat experiences that go beyond the typical sights.
Abanotubani sulfur baths
Experience a traditional bathhouse in the ancient district.
Dry Bridge Market
Browse vintage items, antiques, and quirky finds.
Fabrika
A former sewing factory turned urban hub with bars and street art.