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Georgia
Georgia
Old Tbilisi, with its sulphur baths and stone alleyways, and the Caucasus mountains within easy reach for nature lovers.
What it's known for
Ancient Caucasus heritage with exceptional hospitality
- 01One of the world's oldest wine-producing regions, with a distinctive qvevri (clay vessel) winemaking tradition.
- 02A distinct alphabet and language found nowhere else in the world.
- 03Dramatic Caucasus mountain scenery within a few hours of the capital.
- 04A long Christian heritage reflected in ancient churches and monasteries.
Top attractions
Narikala Fortress
An ancient fortress overlooking Old Tbilisi and the river — one of the city's best viewpoints.
Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba)
Georgia's largest cathedral, a prominent religious and architectural landmark in Tbilisi.
Mtskheta
Georgia's ancient capital, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Kazbegi & Gergeti Trinity Church
A historic church perched on a mountainside, framed by the famous Mount Kazbek.
Essential apps
Google Maps
NavigationMaps, directions and public transit coverage for most destinations.
Google Translate
TranslationCamera-based text and sign translation — useful anywhere the local language is unfamiliar.
Bolt
TransportA ride-hailing app operating in Tbilisi and several Georgian cities.
Local insights
Neighborhoods worth visiting
Old Tbilisi
Stone alleyways and historic sulphur bathhouses in the heart of the city.
The distinctive architecture and everyday life of the old city.Local markets
Meidan Bazaar
An underground market in Old Tbilisi near Metekhi Bridge, selling souvenirs, crafts, wine, spices and local sweets.
Good for souvenirs, Georgian wine and a historic-market atmosphere.Open in Google Maps ↗Restaurants & cafés
Shavi Lomi
Contemporary Georgian
A popular restaurant in an old house in Tbilisi's old town serving Georgian dishes with seasonal ingredients.
Old TbilisiOpen in Google Maps ↗Fabrika Tbilisi
Cafés, bars and shops
A creative hub in a former factory with a courtyard of cafés, bars, gift shops and art studios.
TbilisiOpen in Google Maps ↗An editorial pick by Masar Rahlati. We leave ratings and opening hours to Google Maps so they stay current — please check them before you visit.
Travel tips
- The metro is a practical way to get around Tbilisi.
- Mountain roads (such as toward Kazbegi) may require a 4x4 in winter.
- Georgian cuisine is distinctive and well worth dedicating time to explore.
Visa & Entry
Visa and entry requirements can change, and vary by nationality and passport type. Please verify the latest requirements with the relevant official authority (the destination's embassy or consulate) before travel. This page is not an official visa reference.
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