Free Walking Tour
Tbilisi

After exploring the old town with Tblisi Free Tours, head across the river and take the funicular up to the ruins of the Narikala fortress. This is a hugely popular spot for all visitors, and it’s easy to see why — the views are absolutely spectacular! You cannot leave Tbilisi without indulging in the wonders of a sulphur bath. There are many places to choose from, so you better ask your guide for recommendations. As well as health-restoring sulphur baths, Tbilisi also offers a health-restoring cuisine. Try cheese pies, stuffed eggplants, and all sorts of mouth-watering treats. Need a break after all that delicious food? Take a relaxing boat trip along the Kura River; it's a great way to see the sights without leaving your seat! If you are looking for entertainment, then catch a jaw-dropping Georgian dance show. They are absolutely spectacular!

The magnificent Tbilisi not only offers a stunning introduction to Georgian culture as well as beautiful city sights, but its thermal bath culture, exquisite food, wine, markets, museums, and ancient history make this capital a unique, must-visit place, no questions asked! Join any of the frequent Free Walking Tours of Tbilisi and walk alongside a local guide who will tell you stories of Tbilisi’s historic sackings and introduce you to local culture. In particular, the Essential Tbilisi City Tour offer the opportunity to wander around the colorful old town, walk along its winding streets, and stumble upon the iconic Sioni Cathedral, Metekhi Palace, and Anchiskhati Basilica. Book the History of Tbilisi Free Tour and dive into the depths of its past to learn how multiple empires have left their mark on this beautiful land, from the Persians, Byzantines, and Russians.

Book Free Tours of Tbilisi and feel like a local exploring the main highlights located in the Old Town. You will walk next to a native Georgian guide who will take you for a walk around Freedom Square while sharing interesting facts and oddities about its past. You will hear surprising legends, understand Tbilisi traditions such as Khvanchkara (red wine), and learn how thermal waters and the silk trade became so important to Tbilisi. Most Tbilisi Free Walking Tours also cover the ancient city walls, St. George's Monument, Tbilisian Courtyards, the Clock Tower, the Monument of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, and more. Do you want to explore further? Over the river, you can find one of Tbilisi’s top attractions, the Narikala Fortress, a stunning place where visitors can feel transported back to ancient Tbilisi.