Food-Gen announced for 24–25 October in Tbilisi
Orbeliani Square is the announced venue for a weekend of regional cooking, tastings and workshops.
Start with the streets, a place to stay and the journey from the airport.
Build a city stay around an area and a few interests. Sololaki offers a starting point for architecture, the Botanical Garden adds a quieter visit, and Fabrika brings a hostel and cultural spaces together. Check each venue's current arrangements before setting out.

Orbeliani Square is the announced venue for a weekend of regional cooking, tastings and workshops.
The first four-car train is expected in Tbilisi by the end of 2026, as part of a planned fleet of 25 trains.
The fifth OPERA CROWN competition is scheduled for 8–13 November, with singers from Georgia and abroad.
The exhibition brings Kochar’s work to the Georgian National Gallery as part of the Days of Armenian Culture in Georgia.
The three-day book event brings publishers, authors and presentations to ExpoGeorgia’s Pavilion 11.
Use a theme for each day, then check current access and the journey from your accommodation.
Choose a season around the place and activity you want. Georgia has sharp climate differences between its coast, lowlands and high mountains.
Use Georgia’s Foreign Ministry and e-Visa sources to find the rule that applies to your travel document and purpose. The guide does not decide personal eligibility.
Learn what the National Bank’s exchange-rate tools show, compare the costs of currency exchange and card conversion, then match payment methods to your own route.
Approach active religious sites with respect, ask before taking photographs and follow each church’s own visitor instructions.
Plan your journey from Tbilisi Airport by bus or taxi, choose a city stop and prepare for a late arrival.
Search the exact route and travel date, identify the station, and follow Georgian Railway’s current ticket and identity rules.
Compare Tbilisi’s historic core and a Vera hotel example by daily route, room format, access and booking terms.
Use Kostava, Vera Park and the streets around Petriashvili to compare a stay focused on this part of Tbilisi.
Compare an address among Sololaki's residential streets, historic façades and decorated entrances without confusing heritage with room facilities.
Distinguish the avenue, the theatre streets and Fabrika when choosing a stay around Marjanishvili and Chugureti.
Leave time for the Botanical Garden alongside the streets and courtyards of a city day.
The vegetables change. Walnuts, garlic and herbs bring the dish together.
A concise guide to Kakhetian shoti, its tone oven, local wheat and place at the shared table.
Compare Georgian bean stew with bean-filled bread, including regional versions and useful ordering questions.
A short guide to Imeretian eggplant with walnuts, its seasonal preservation and related walnut sauce.
Follow the difference between sweet grape juice, concentrated badagi and the finished nut confection.
Read satsivi as a poultry and walnut dish with family and regional variations at the New Year table.
A concise guide to spring chakapuli, its green-plum base and Kakhetian context.
A concise guide to qvevri making, cultural transmission and regional storage practices.
A concise guide to Rtveli, shared harvest work and Kakhetian pressing and fermentation.
A concise comparison of Tbilisi and Telavi food markets, based on official visitor descriptions.
A concise guide to Kakhetian mtsvadi, its firewood, cooking method and table context.
How to choose regional dishes, read a restaurant menu and check ingredients and the bill in three Georgian cities.
A street-level Old Tbilisi sequence with a separate Dry Bridge market extension and clear choices for a shorter walk.
Compare mountain and city styles, ask about the filling and learn the eating custom behind the dumpling’s folds.
Choose a style by region and shape, from Imeretian and Megrelian pies to the Adjarian boat and Svan forms.
Choose a region, grape and winemaking style before arranging a tasting. Official wine sources make the differences easier to compare.
Read a Georgian table through regional dishes, shared meals and the living traditions behind qvevri wine.
A hotel in a former publishing house in Vera, with a courtyard, restaurants and different room categories.
A hostel and cultural centre combining a courtyard, cafés, studios, shops and workspace.
Artifact presents an aparthotel in a restored historic building in Old Tbilisi.
Vinotel occupies a historic building in Old Tbilisi, near the gateway to Avlabari.
Paths and a waterfall offer a green pause in a day around Tbilisi.
Compare tours and activities listed for Tbilisi, from city experiences to trips beyond the capital.
This local guide team runs a tip-based Old Tbilisi walk from Pushkin Park at Freedom Square.
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 offers private sulfur-bath rooms in Tbilisi's Abanotubani district.
Royal Bath is a separate Abanotubani bathhouse with five rooms presented on its own website.
Tbilisi Airport publishes information about taxi pickup at its arrivals forecourt.
Tbilisi Transport Company is a public transport operator in Tbilisi.
Enterprise takes direct car reservations for pickup at Tbilisi International Airport or in the city.
Georiders lists bicycles for rental at its shop on Beritashvili Street by the entrance to Lake Lisi.
Tbilisi International Airport's passenger guide brings flight information, terminal maps, arrivals and departures into one official starting point.
Tbilisi Central is a physical passenger rail station in the Station Square area.
Georgian Flavors offers Mia's City Cooking Corner in Tbilisi, a hands-on class followed by a meal of the food prepared.
Karalashvili 1396 presents a Tbilisi wine cellar on Vertskhli Street and a separate wine shop on Kote Abkhazi Street.
Ati Cafe is a cafe, coffee bar, wine bar and shared space in the Combinati building on Moscow Avenue.
CITYHIKERS places its cafe in Dedaena Park in Tbilisi’s Chugureti area.
Real Bar identifies itself as a small cocktail bar in Sololaki.
Misty Bar presents a cocktail-led menu in Tbilisi's Vera area.
Impact Hub Tbilisi describes itself as a coworking space and presents a plug-and-work office, conference-room rental, membership plans, events and meetups.
The Hub lists hot desks, private offices and meeting rooms, with daily or monthly hot-desk options described on its official site.
Aviaspace describes a coworking floor with shared desks, dedicated desks, private offices and meeting and conference rooms.
Tsre describes itself as a social coworking space with memberships, tours and a free day.
Property Tbilisi is a real estate agency with a dedicated long-term rental service for Tbilisi and Batumi.
Liberty Bank’s own location directory names a Currency Exchange Point at 56 Lubliana Street.
Bounce's Tbilisi page searches storage spots by place, date and number of bags.
Gustav offers an item-based online catalogue for laundry and dry cleaning in Tbilisi.
Mountain Trails Agency (MTA) is Georgia’s government-owned operator for ski facilities at Gudauri, Bakuriani, Goderdzi and Mestia.
Georgian Water and Power publishes Tbilisi water-service notices and customer-service information on its official website.
28 November 2026 at 20:00
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