National Botanical Garden
Paths and a waterfall offer a green pause in a day around Tbilisi.
See & do in Tbilisi
A local register of see & do in Tbilisi. Compare locations, read the source notes and confirm current arrangements with each organisation.
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Compare tours and activities listed for Tbilisi, from city experiences to trips beyond the capital.
Tbilisi Free Walking Tours
This local guide team runs a tip-based Old Tbilisi walk from Pushkin Park at Freedom Square.
Budget Georgia
Budget Georgia publishes one-day departures from Tbilisi to several very different places: nearby Jvari and Mtskheta, the Gudauri and Kazbegi route, Borjomi with Rabati and Vardzia, and western Georgia stops such as Martvili and Prometheus Cave.
Chreli Abano
Chreli Abano offers private sulfur-bath rooms in Tbilisi's Abanotubani district.
Royal Bath
Royal Bath is a separate Abanotubani bathhouse with five rooms presented on its own website.
State Silk Museum
The State Silk Museum documents sericulture through collections connected with silk production and its related natural history.
State Museum of Georgia named after Simon Janashia
The State Museum of Georgia named after Simon Janashia is part of the Georgian National Museum in Tbilisi.
Tbilisi Opera and Ballet State Theatre
The Tbilisi Opera and Ballet State Theatre is a ticketed performance venue on Rustaveli Avenue.
LEPL Ilia Chavchavadze National Library of Georgia
The National Library of Georgia supports catalogue searches, reader registration and onsite reading-hall use in Tbilisi.
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Planning Tbilisi
A quieter side of Tbilisi
Leave time for the Botanical Garden alongside the streets and courtyards of a city day.
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Three days in Tbilisi, with room to change the plan
Use a theme for each day, then check current access and the journey from your accommodation.
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Mtskheta: read the landscape through three monuments
Plan Mtskheta around the UNESCO-listed cathedral, monasteries and river landscape, with time to understand how each site differs.
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