Tbilisi And Mtskheta Full Day Tour
Description
Even if you only have a short time in Georgia, you have to spend at least a half-day exploring Tbilisi’s Old Town. The architecture in the city’s historic district is a beautiful mixture of Georgian, Byzantine, Oriental and Neo-Classical European styles. Continue tour to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mtskheta, capital of Georgia from the 3rd-Century BC until the 5th-Century AD. It was the site of early Christian activity, and the place where Christianity was proclaimed as the state religion of Georgia in 319.
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Itinerary
Jvari monastery 6th c is the culmination by a number of artistic and architectural aspirations in early Georgian Christian architecture.
Svetitskhoveli Cathedral 11th c is one of the most sacred places in whole Georgia, with the Christ’s robe preserved in the Cathedral.
The **Chronicles of Georgia** is a massive monument near Tbilisi, featuring towering stone pillars decorated with carvings of Georgian history and Christian scenes. Created by artist **Zurab Tsereteli**, it offers a dramatic mix of art, religion, and heritage, along with stunning views over the **Tbilisi Sea**. It's a hidden gem and a must-see for history and architecture lovers.
An **Old Town Tbilisi tour** offers a walk through the city’s historic center, filled with colorful balconies, narrow cobblestone streets, and centuries-old churches like **Metekhi** and **Sioni**. You’ll explore the famous **Sulphur Baths**, charming hidden courtyards, and lively streets like **Sharden**—rich with cafes, art, and local culture. It’s a perfect way to experience Tbilisi’s unique blend of history and charm.
The Bridge of Peace is a bow-shaped pedestrian bridge, a steel and glass construction illuminated with numerous LEDs, over the Kura River in downtown Tbilisi
**Liberty Square** is a central landmark in Tbilisi, symbolizing Georgia’s independence and freedom. Surrounded by historic buildings, shops, and cafes, it features the **Statue of St. George** slaying a dragon at its center. The square is a key starting point for exploring the city and often hosts national events and celebrations.
**Rustaveli Avenue** is Tbilisi’s main boulevard and cultural hub, lined with impressive architecture, museums, theaters, shops, and cafes. Named after the medieval poet **Shota Rustaveli**, it’s home to landmarks like the **Georgian National Opera**, **Parliament**, and **Rustaveli Theatre**. A drive through the avenue offers a great glimpse into both historic and modern Tbilisi.
The **Tbilisi Funicular** offers a scenic ride from the city up to **Mtatsminda Park**, providing stunning panoramic views of Tbilisi along the way. At the top, visitors can enjoy amusement rides, cafes, and walking paths, making it a fun and relaxing escape with beautiful city vistas.
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
We pick up from all hotels in Tbilisi and from Tbilisi airport too.
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
