Tours: Tbilisi

The Old Tbilisi excursion lasts about 3 hours. That’s enough time to visit the main sights and enjoy the atmosphere of the city.

The excursion is in English or Russian, so you can get a deeper understanding of Tbilisi’s history and culture and ask your guide questions.

The excursion goes ahead in the rain, as many sights are covered or indoors. Bring an umbrella or a raincoat to stay comfortable.

It’s a walking tour of about 5 hours, with climbs up to Narikala Fortress. You can go up by cable car — you need comfortable shoes and water in the warm season.

Abanotubani is the historic district of sulphur baths. On the tour we explore it and walk into the picturesque Leghvtakhevi gorge with its waterfall. A bath visit itself is optional and separate; tell us in advance and the guide will recommend trusted ones and plan the time.

The price includes a guide for the whole walk. The cable car to Narikala, the sulphur baths and tastings are paid separately if you want them.

The standard start time is 20:00 or 21:00. The exact time is agreed when booking, depending on the season and sunset.

The night tour is on foot: the route goes through the illuminated Old Town, Narikala, the Bridge of Peace and the Kura embankment — about 3–4 km in 2.5 hours.

Yes, the tourist centre of Tbilisi is well lit and safe at night. The guide knows all the routes and looks after the group’s comfort.

The tour costs from ₾100 per person. The price includes a guide for 3 hours and a walk through the illuminated centre: Narikala Fortress, the Bridge of Peace, the sulphur baths, Freedom Square and a viewpoint. The cable car (₾2.5 one way), dinner and drinks at a restaurant with a view are paid separately. Prepayment 10%, the balance in cash in lari on the day of the tour.

Yes. The route is leisurely with no steep climbs on foot — we go up to Narikala by cable car and then walk downhill. Children love the lights of the Bridge of Peace and the view from above; older travellers are comfortable thanks to frequent stops and a calm pace. If someone finds long walks hard, tell us and we’ll plan a shorter route with more places to rest.

Yes, it’s the most popular format. We end the walk at a trusted Old Town restaurant with a view of the illuminated fortress, where live Georgian music often plays. We book a table in advance for your group size. Tell us your food preferences (meat, vegetarian, wine) and we’ll choose the place and arrange it in advance so they’re expecting you.