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Experience Tbilisi’s top sights on this full-day group tour for $175, featuring iconic landmarks, scenic rides, and expert guides in a 7-hour adventure.
The Tbilisi Full Day Sightseeing tour offers an engaging way to explore Georgia’s vibrant capital in approximately 7 hours. Priced at $175 per person, this shared group experience combines guided walking, driving, and exciting rides such as a cable car and funicular, making it ideal for visitors eager to see the city’s top attractions comfortably.
The tour is designed for those who want a rundown of Tbilisi’s most notable sites in a manageable timeframe. The small group size—with a maximum of 15 travelers—ensures personalized attention, while the professional guide and driver handle all logistics. Review scores rate this experience perfectly at 5.0 out of 5, reflecting its popularity and quality.
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The adventure begins at the Giant Bicycle monument near Rose Revolution Square at 9:30 am. From there, the guide combines walking and driving through both old and modern districts, ensuring efficient access to each site.
The group size is limited to 15 people, fostering a friendly atmosphere. The tour concludes back at the meeting point, with ample time to explore or continue your day in Tbilisi. Weather conditions do not impact the tour, so comfortable clothing is advised.
The tour kicks off at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Georgia’s largest religious building and one of the biggest Orthodox churches in the world. This regionally significant site dominates the Tbilisi skyline and is free to enter. The one-hour visit allows ample time to admire its size, architecture, and serene atmosphere.
As the main Georgian Orthodox cathedral, it holds immense religious and cultural importance, making it a must-see stop early in your day. The tour’s focus on this landmark provides insight into Georgia’s spiritual life.
Next, the guide leads visitors to the Metekhi Plateau, featuring the 13th-century Metekhi Church. Perched on a cliff overlooking the Mtkvari River and old Tbilisi, this site offers some of the most striking views of the city.
The 30-minute stop provides a chance to appreciate the historic architecture and the scenic location. Since the entrance is free, visitors can take photos and soak in the atmosphere without feeling rushed.
One of the tour’s highlights is the 15-minute ride on the aerial tramway to Narikala Fortress, dating from the 4th century. This included ride provides an easy, scenic ascent over the city, giving spectacular panoramic views of Tbilisi.
The cable car is a convenient way to reach the fortress, which sits on a hilltop offering sweeping city vistas. It’s a memorable experience that combines transportation with sightseeing in a single ride.
Once at the top, the exploration of Narikala Fortress lasts about 30 minutes. The fortress, with its ancient walls and towers, offers a glimpse into Tbilisi’s medieval past. Visitors can walk along the ruins, enjoy the views, and imagine the fortress’s strategic importance through centuries.
Access to the fortress is free, making it an accessible and enriching part of the day’s itinerary. The site provides great photo opportunities and a tangible connection to Tbilisi’s history.
Descending from Narikala, the tour guides visitors through the Legvtakhevi area toward Abanotubani, the famed Bathhouse district. This quarter is known for its sulfur baths and traditional architecture.
The one-hour walk includes a lively visit to Meidan Square, where browsing for souvenirs and experiencing local market vibes add to the experience. The relaxed pace allows travelers to take in the atmosphere and enjoy some free time.
The next adventure involves a funicular ride to Mtatsminda Mountain, sitting at 729 meters above sea level. The 30-minute ride is part of the included activities and offers views of the city below.
At the top, the Mtatsminda Amusement Park awaits, with opportunities for photos and a leisurely walk. The park is free to enter, and the ride up the mountain offers a breathtaking perspective of Tbilisi’s sprawling scenery.
After exploring the park and enjoying the scenic views, the tour concludes with a drive back to your accommodation or the original meeting point. The one-hour visit allows for a peaceful end to a busy day of sightseeing.
The free admission to the park makes it a perfect spot for a relaxing break, with plenty of space for photos and enjoying the fresh mountain air.
The tour package features the services of a professional guide and driver, ensuring smooth transitions between sites. Bottled water is provided, keeping visitors refreshed.
However, meals are not included, so participants should plan for lunch and dinner on their own. The tour operates rain or shine, and appropriate attire is recommended for all weather conditions.
Reviews consistently praise the guides for their knowledgeable, friendly nature. One reviewer highlights Echo’s expertise and Lasha’s accommodating attitude, while another emphasizes Lacha’s perfect French language skills, enhancing the experience.
These positive comments underscore the personalized attention and local insight that set this tour apart. The small group size ensures a more intimate and engaging experience.
This experience is ideal for travelers who want a rundown of Tbilisi’s most important landmarks in one day. It suits those interested in history, architecture, and scenic views without the hassle of planning individual transport.
The 7-hour schedule balances sightseeing with plenty of photo breaks and free time at key stops. It is particularly suited for visitors who appreciate guided commentary and organized transportation.
The $175 price includes many highlights, from the Holy Trinity Cathedral to Mtatsminda Park, making it a valuable option for orienting yourself in Tbilisi. The combination of walking, driving, and scenic rides keeps the itinerary engaging and manageable.
The high ratings reflect the quality of guides and the well-paced schedule. While lunch and dinner are not included, the tour’s flexibility allows for personal meal plans afterward.
This tour offers a full, enriching day exploring Tbilisi’s history, culture, and views with expert guidance and scenic highlights.
“Fantastic tour ! We had a really enjoyable day. The areas visited were interesting and our tour leader, her name is Echo sp? was very friendly an…”
What is the price of the tour?
The tour costs $175 per person.
How long does the full-day tour last?
It lasts approximately 7 hours.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at the Giant Bicycle monument near Rose Revolution Square and ends back at the same meeting point.
What attractions are included?
Highlights include Holy Trinity Cathedral, Metekhi Plateau, Narikala Fortress, Meidan Square, and Mtatsminda Mountain with a cable car and funicular rides.
Are meals included?
No, lunch and dinner are not included.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, children must be accompanied by an adult, but specific age restrictions are not detailed.
How many people are in a group?
A maximum of 15 travelers ensures a personalized experience.
What should I wear?
Dress appropriately for weather conditions, as the tour operates in all weather.
Is the tour accessible for people with mobility issues?
The data does not specify accessibility details, but the tour involves walking and rides on cable cars and funiculars.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.