Tbilisi Walking Trip with Cable car ride and wine tasting

  Duration: 30 minutes

The traveller's meeting point is where all participants of the tour must gather. You can introduce yourself to the rest of your companions or you can listen to music.

Your tour will start at approximately this time.

  Duration: 15 minutes

The Virgin Mary Metekhi Church is situated on the cliff plateau, on the left bank of the river Mtkvari. The first church on this site was probably constructed by Vakhtang Gorgasali and shares a striking resemblance to the Church built on Virgin Mary's tomb in the Gethsemane garden in Jerusalem. The saint Shushanik was supposedly brought to this church in the seventh century by the former catholicos Kirion.

  Duration: 5 minutes

We pass Europe Square and learn about Georgia's relationship with the European Union and how it is important to Georgians.

  Duration: 5 minutes

Rike Park is thought to be Tbilisi's newest recreational space. It is located on the left bank of the Kura (Mtkvari) River and is already well-liked by families of both locals and foreign tourists, especially during the summer. Due to its main entrance being just outside of the lovely pedestrian "Bridge of Peace," Rike Park is fairly easy to locate. Numerous entertainment options are available in the park, including singing and dancing fountains, artificial climbing walls, a kids' maze, mega-chess boards, footpaths, and quiet areas. The starting point of a recently launched cable car that transports guests to the Narikala fortress is situated in Rike park, which also houses a number of upscale bars and eateries.

  Duration: 5 Minutes

One of the must-see attraction in Tbilisi is the Bridge of Peace. Situated in the capital of Georgia, the bridge is a bow-shaped pedestrian glass and steel bridge that spans the Mtkvari (Kura) river. Inaugurated in May 2010 t he bridge was shipped to Georgia in 200 separate, unassembled parts from Italy. The 156-meter-long bridge has more than 10,000 LED lights built into it, which are turned on every day 90 minutes before sunset.

  Duration: 10 Minutes

In the old town of Tbilisi, Rezo Gabriadze constructed a distinctive clock tower next to the marionette theater in 2010. To ring the bell, an angel emerges every hour carrying a tiny hammer. A show called "The Circle of Life" is presented twice daily at 12:00 and 19:00 in a small puppet theater located inside the tower. Rezo adorned the tower with countless tiles that he had personally designed, and it soon rose to prominence as one of Tbilisi's most notable architectural landmarks. The Tower with the Clock or The Tower with the Angel are common names for it.

  Duration: 10 Minutes

The Anchiskhati basilica is a church that dates back to the sixth century and is situated in upper Kala's historical district. The historical records indicate that Dachi Ujarmeli built it, was labeled "Birth of the Virgin Mary" and renamed later as Anchiskhati. Peter Meskhi was given the title of pastor by the Catholicon Domenici when he moved the hand-crafted Christ image from the Anchi church to this one in 1675.

  Duration: 5 Minutes

We will visit the Patriarchate of Georgia and learn some interesting details about the place.

  Duration: 10 Minutes

The Sioni Cathedral is situated on the same-named street in upper Kala, one of Tbilisi's oldest neighborhoods. According to legend, King Vakhtang Gorgasali built the first church on the site in the fifth century

  Duration: 5 Minutes

In Georgian, tamada translates to a toastmaster. We stop at a location to hear some fascinating tales about the toastmastering custom.

  Duration: 5 Minutes

One of Tbilisi's busiest and most picturesque streets is Shardeni Street. Shardeni Street is so popular that travelers to Georgia never leave without visiting it.

  Duration: 10 Minutes

We take a cable car to the Mother of Georgia statue, where we can enjoy breathtaking views.

  Duration: 10 Minutes

The monument Kartvlis Deda (Mother of a Georgian), sometimes spelled Kartlis Deda, is located in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. When Tbilisi celebrated its 1500th birthday in 1958, the statue was built atop Sololaki hill. The twenty-meter-tall aluminum sculpture of a woman wearing a Georgian national dress was created by renowned Georgian sculptor Elguja Amashukeli. She embodies the national character of Georgia: holding a bowl of wine in her left hand to welcome guests who arrive as friends and a sword in her right hand to welcome visitors who arrive as foes.

  Duration: 15 Minutes

Another landmark in Tbilisi that is very famous is the Narikala fortress. Nobody leaves Tbilisi without touring this magnificent fortress. Despite the walls' poor condition the Narikala Fortress commands your attention from every angle of Tbilisi during the day. Its view of the Mtkvari River only adds toits splendour.

  Duration: 5 Minutes

You can choose to visit a mosque while on the walking tour and learn about how crucial tolerance is for the nation.

  Duration: 5 Minutes

You can choose to visit a mosque while on the walking tour and learn about how crucial tolerance is for the nation.

  Duration: 5 Minutes

The sulfur baths at Chreli Abano are very well-liked by both tourists and Georgians. The location is a sulfur bath but has the appearance of a mosque and is fun to visit.

  Duration: 5 Minutes

The section of Tbilisi's Old Town is referred to as "Abanotubani." The sulfurous waters from the numerous hot springs in this region are used in the public bathhouses that line an entire street (Abanos Kucha).