Tbilisi City, Mtskheta & Uplistsikhe Cave Private Tour

Explore the charming streets of Old Town Tbilisi, known for its colorful balconies, historic churches, traditional houses and lively atmosphere. Walk through narrow cobblestone streets, admire unique architecture and discover the cultural heart of Georgia’s capital

Visit the famous Sulfur Bath District of Abanotubani, one of the most historic areas of Tbilisi. Here travelers will see the iconic brick domes of traditional sulfur bathhouses and learn about the centuries-old bathing culture that gave the city its name.

Walk across the modern Bridge of Peace, one of Tbilisi’s most iconic landmarks. This glass pedestrian bridge connects the historic Old Town with Rike Park and offers beautiful views of the Mtkvari River and the city skyline.

plore the underground Meidan Bazaar, a unique market located in the heart of Old Tbilisi. Here travelers can browse traditional Georgian souvenirs, handmade crafts, wine, spices and local products while experiencing the lively atmosphere of the historic city center.

Visit Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia), the iconic statue overlooking Tbilisi from Sololaki Hill. Travelers can enjoy panoramic views of the city while learning about the symbolism of the statue, which represents Georgia’s hospitality and strength.

Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, one of the most important religious landmarks in Georgia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Travelers will admire its impressive medieval architecture and learn about the rich history and spiritual significance of this sacred place located in the heart of Mtskheta.

Visit Jvari Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on a hill overlooking the historic town of Mtskheta. From here, travelers can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the meeting point of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers while discovering one of Georgia’s most important early Christian monuments.

Explore Uplistsikhe Cave Town, an ancient rock-hewn settlement carved into the cliffs and dating back to the early Iron Age. Walk through tunnels, halls and streets while discovering one of Georgia’s most unique historical sites and enjoying views over the surrounding landscape.

️️(️Optional) Stop at Salobie Restaurant in Mtskheta During the tour, guests will have the opportunity to stop at Salobie Restaurant — one of the most popular and beloved dining spots in Mtskheta, known for its authentic Georgian cuisine and welcoming atmosphere.