Old Town and the sulphur baths
Brick domes of Abanotubani; book a private room for an hour.
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Tbilisi city guide
Where to go, eat, drink and dance in the capital. Every place has a map link and a Tripadvisor link so you can check the latest reviews.
Opening hours and prices change. Check the venue's own page or Google Maps before you go.
Top sights
Narikala Fortress
4th-century fortress; cable car from Rike Park.
MapTripadvisorMother of Georgia
Statue with a sword for enemies and wine for friends.
MapTripadvisorHoly Trinity (Sameba) Cathedral
One of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world.
MapTripadvisorMetekhi Church
Clifftop church with the classic view over the Old Town.
MapTripadvisorBridge of Peace and Rike Park
Glass pedestrian bridge, lit up at night.
MapTripadvisorGeorgian National Museum
Treasury of Colchian gold on Rustaveli Avenue.
MapTripadvisorMtatsminda Park and funicular
Best city panorama, amusement park and restaurant.
MapTripadvisorOpen-Air Museum of Ethnography
Traditional houses from every region in one park.
MapTripadvisorNational Botanical Garden
Gorge with a waterfall right behind the Old Town.
MapTripadvisorChronicles of Georgia
Giant bronze pillars above the Tbilisi Sea.
MapTripadvisorRestaurants, cafés and wine bars
Shavi Lomi
Modern Georgian cooking in Sololaki, garden in summer.
MapTripadvisorCafé Littera
Fine dining in the garden of the Writers' House.
MapTripadvisorBarbarestan
Recipes from a 19th-century Georgian cookbook.
MapTripadvisorKeto and Kote
Garden restaurant with a terrace on the Mtatsminda slope.
MapTripadvisorCafé Gabriadze
Georgian classics beside the puppet theatre.
MapTripadvisorAzarpesha
Natural-wine restaurant with a long qvevri list.
MapTripadvisorCulinarium Khasheria
Updated Georgian classics near the sulphur baths.
MapTripadvisorStamba
Café and bar in a former printing house; good breakfasts.
MapTripadvisorVino Underground
Small cellar bar pouring natural Georgian wine.
MapTripadvisorWine Factory No. 1
Old winery turned into a courtyard of bars and restaurants.
MapTripadvisorNightlife
Bassiani
World-famous techno club under the Dinamo stadium; online registration required.
MapTripadvisorKHIDI
Three-floor techno club inside a bridge on the embankment.
MapTripadvisorMtkvarze
Riverside club for house, disco and hip-hop.
MapTripadvisorFabrika
Soviet factory turned into a courtyard of bars.
MapTripadvisorDedaena Bar
Live music, DJs and hip-hop nights in Dedaena Park.
MapTripadvisorDrama Bar
Indie bar with several rooms in an art nouveau building.
MapTripadvisorMalls and markets
East Point
Largest mall in Georgia, with IMAX cinema; free shuttle bus.
MapTripadvisorTbilisi Mall
Large mall on the road to Mtskheta.
MapTripadvisorGalleria Tbilisi
Central mall on Liberty Square by the metro.
MapTripadvisorCity Mall Saburtalo
Brands, food court and cinema on Vazha-Pshavela Avenue.
MapTripadvisorDezerter Bazaar
Central food market: spices, churchkhela, cheese, fruit.
MapTripadvisorDry Bridge Market
Flea market for Soviet souvenirs, art and antiques.
MapTripadvisorTheatres and cinema
Opera and Ballet Theatre
Moorish-style opera house on Rustaveli Avenue.
MapTripadvisorRustaveli Theatre
Georgia's main drama theatre, opened 1887.
MapTripadvisorMarjanishvili Theatre
Historic drama theatre on the left bank.
MapTripadvisorGabriadze Marionette Theatre
Puppet theatre beside the famous leaning clock tower.
MapTripadvisorAmirani Cinema
Central cinema; check for films in original language.
MapTripadvisorCavea cinemas
Cinema chain in the big malls, including IMAX at East Point.
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