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Discover Tbilisi’s main highlights on this 5.5-hour guided tour featuring the Old Town, Liberty Square, Holy Trinity Cathedral, and panoramic views from Narikala Fortress.

The Tbilisi: Full-Day City Tour offers a comprehensive look at Georgia’s vibrant capital in just 5.5 hours. Operated by georgian hidden places with a 5-star rating, this experience is perfect for travelers wanting an efficient yet enriching overview of the city’s most iconic landmarks. The tour covers historical sites, architectural marvels, and scenic viewpoints, making it ideal for those interested in history, culture, and breathtaking city vistas.
Be prepared for some walking in comfortable shoes and a busy schedule packed with standout locations. The tour is accessible for wheelchairs, making it inclusive for a wider range of visitors. While the pace is lively, the diverse stops ensure you get a well-rounded glimpse of Tbilisi’s charm. If you value expert guidance and want to see the main highlights in one day, this tour delivers a solid introduction to Georgia’s capital.
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The tour begins in the heart of Tbilisi’s historic center, where the city’s character shines through its colorful balconies, ancient churches, and lively streets. Visitors get a taste of the city’s unique blend of medieval, classical, and modern architecture. Walking through the narrow pathways of the Old Town (Kala) introduces the vibrant atmosphere that defines Tbilisi.
This initial section sets the tone for the day, with the guide explaining the significance of each area and highlighting the city’s lively spirit. The walk also features sights like the Clock Tower and the Anchiskhati Basilica, the oldest church in the city, offering a glimpse into Tbilisi’s spiritual and cultural roots.

Next, the tour guides you to Liberty Square, a central hub in the city, before leading a stroll along Rustaveli Avenue, the main boulevard lined with key cultural landmarks. Here, the Opera and Ballet Theatre and the Georgian Parliament stand out as prominent structures reflecting Tbilisi’s artistic and political life.
This stretch of the tour offers a mix of historic buildings and local atmosphere, perfect for understanding the city’s civil pride. The guide shares stories about the area’s history and its role in Georgia’s development, enriching the experience beyond just sightseeing.
Crossing the Bridge of Peace, a striking modern architectural feature, signals the blending of old and new in Tbilisi. The Rike Park nearby provides a relaxing space with views of the river and city skyline, giving visitors a chance to pause and enjoy the scenery.
This part of the tour exemplifies Tbilisi’s artistic innovation and urban planning, where contemporary design complements historic settings. Visitors often appreciate the opportunity to relax amidst scenic surroundings before heading up to the Narikala Fortress.
More Great Tours NearbyA highlight of the tour is the cable car ride to Narikala Fortress, offering breathtaking views of the city sprawled below. The fortress itself is a symbol of Tbilisi’s history, with ancient walls providing insight into the city’s defensive past.
From Narikala, visitors are treated to sweeping panoramic vistas of Tbilisi, the river, and distant mountains. The Mother of Georgia statue nearby is also noteworthy, standing as a symbol of the city’s resilience and hospitality.
Descending from the fortress, the route takes travelers through the Tbilisi Botanical Garden, a lush area with waterfalls and peaceful pathways. The garden adds a natural dimension to the tour, offering scenic views and a tranquil environment amidst the urban landscape.
The garden’s waterfalls and greenery provide a refreshing change from city streets, and the guide explains the botanical diversity while passing through this scenic spot.
No visit to Tbilisi is complete without exploring Abanotubani, the historic sulfur bath district that gave the city its name. The area features picturesque buildings and bubbling hot springs, showcasing Tbilisi’s long-standing tradition of bathing in sulfur-rich waters.
The district’s unique architecture and natural springs are a highlight, offering insight into local traditions and wellness practices. Visitors can see the Leghvtakhevi Waterfall nearby, adding to the district’s charm.
The tour culminates with a visit to the Holy Trinity Cathedral, also known as Sameba. As one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, its impressive size and architecture make it a striking sight.
The cathedral’s interior and exterior reflect modern religious design, and the guide shares its significance within Georgia’s religious landscape. This stop offers a peaceful moment to appreciate Tbilisi’s spiritual side before the free time at the end of the tour.
After the guided experience, visitors have the option to spend free time in the city center or Old Town. This is an ideal opportunity for dinner, wine tasting, or simply strolling through the lively streets to soak in the vibrant evening atmosphere.
The flexible ending allows for personalized exploration, whether to revisit favorite spots or discover new ones at your own pace.
The tour is designed for convenience, with the option to cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance and reserve now while paying later. The live guides speak English, Russian, and Georgian, ensuring clear communication.
Included in the 5.5-hour itinerary is a mix of walking, scenic rides, and cultural stops. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for a diverse group of travelers.
This full-day tour offers a balanced combination of history, architecture, scenic views, and cultural insights. Its highlights—Narikala Fortress, Liberty Square, Holy Trinity Cathedral, and sulfur baths—are essential to understanding Tbilisi’s distinct character.
While the pace is brisk, the stops are thoughtfully chosen to maximize exposure to the city’s most significant sights. The expert guides help bring each location to life, making this experience ideal for those with limited time but wanting a thorough introduction to Georgia’s capital.
Travelers who appreciate stunning views, cultural landmarks, and a well-structured itinerary will find this tour both enjoyable and informative. Its accessibility and flexible booking options make it a reliable choice for diverse visitors seeking a meaningful day in Tbilisi.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts 5.5 hours, starting at a flexible time during the day.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, allowing for inclusive participation.
What languages are available for the guides?
Guides speak English, Russian, and Georgian.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Do I need to bring anything special?
Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking, and a camera is suggested to capture the scenic views.
What are the main highlights I will see?
The tour features Old Town, Liberty Square, Narikala Fortress, Holy Trinity Cathedral, sulfur baths, and panoramic city views.
Is there free time at the end?
Yes, after the guided stops, there is free time for dinner, exploring, or relaxing in the city center.
How do I reserve my spot?
Reservations can be made with the option to pay later, providing flexibility for your travel plans.