City tour in Tbilisi by car

The museum exhibits about 70 residential houses and agricultural buildings from the following historical-geographical regions of Georgia: Samtskhe-Javakheti, Guria, Samegrelo, Imereti, Racha-Lechkhumi, Abkhazia, Adjara, Svaneti, Kartli, Kakheti.

Turtle Lake is one of the most popular places for tourists and people to relax and have fun.

Mtatsminda Park, full-length mountain-cable car railway leads to Mtatsminda Park at 730 meters above sea level, where the views of Tbilisi and numerous attractions for children, entertainment places, the Ferris wheel and more.

Tbilisi Zoo presents species characteristic and endemic to the Caucasus, in particular, Georgia: goat, niamor, birch, deer, roe deer, Colchian pheasant, Caucasian grouse, Caucasian vulture, elephant, monkey, tiger, lions, crocodile, crocodile and many others. animals.

On our way to the Sabaduri Forest, we pass through the Tbilisi Reservoir, also called the Tbilisi Sea, and the impressive monument to the Chronicles of Georgia, known as Stonehenge in Tbilisi. This historical memorial of Georgia is one of the hidden gems of Tbilisi. The monument of the annals of Georgian history was created by the Georgian sculptor Zurab Tsereteli. In the upper part of the 30-meter column depicts kings, queens and heroes, and in the lower part - stories from the life of Christ.

Kartli mother who looks at old Tbilisi, you will contact her by cable car. "Mother of Georgia" is a symbol of Georgian national character: the statue holds a cup of wine in one hand for lovers and a sword in the other for enemies. From where the views of Tbilisi can be seen.

Let's start from Metekhi plateau: I admire the panorama of the old city and Narikala fortress, let's talk about the origin of Tbilisi. You will get acquainted with the first settlement here before the arrival of Vakhtang Gorgasali and the merits of this king

In the sulfur baths where Marco Polo was also. I will tell you not only the legend of the founding of Falcon and Tbilisi, but also lesser-known details: for example, why 15 out of 65 baths remained and why they have such names (from simple 5 to elegant "Royal" and "variegated")

In the same area you will reach a real waterfall along the Fig Valley, and on the way you will admire the graceful Tbilisi balconies - I will tell you why they served in different eras and why it was impossible to find two identical specimens.

Take a walk on the Peace Bridge and learn about its beautiful symbolism, as well as what the locals think about the glass skyscraper and unusual pipes in Rike Park.