13:00
🚕 Airport Transfer
Start your journey with a scenic drive into the heart of the Caucasus.
Bus 337 (50 tetri) or Bolt Taxi ( 25–30 GEL).
Tbilisi route for 2 days for couples
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Experience the perfect blend of ancient history and modern creative energy in this romantic getaway designed for two. Discover hidden courtyards, share panoramic sunsets over the Mtkvari River, and immerse yourselves in the soulful atmosphere of Tbilisi.
🌤 Weather summary and notes
🌤 WEATHER SUMMARY: Expect glorious September weather with daytime highs around 28°C (82°F) and refreshing evenings at 16°C (61°F). The sun is still strong, so wear sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes for the cobblestones. A light jacket is recommended for the evening funicular ride to Mtatsminda, where the breeze is cooler.
🏨 Hotel recommendations
- Fabrika Hostel (Private Rooms) · Boutique Hostel / Design Hotel. Stylish private rooms in a vibrant creative hub. Perfect for young couples. · 60 GEL / night
- Guest House in Old Tbilisi · Traditional Guest House. Authentic hospitality, carved balconies, and romantic "old-world" atmosphere. · 60 GEL / night
- Ibis Styles Tbilisi Center · Hotel 3 . Reliable modern comfort, central location near Liberty Square, and fresh contemporary design. · 60 GEL / night
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Old Tbilisi, Abanotubani & Narikala Fortress
2026-09-04
13:45
🚶 Walk to Avlabari
Transition from the modern airport vibe to the historic, narrow streets of one of Tbilisi's oldest districts.
Don't miss
Look for the colorful laundry hanging between balconies—a classic Tbilisi "social network."
15:10
🚶 Walk to Metekhi
A short stroll across the bridge connecting the two banks of the city.
Don't miss
Stop mid-bridge for a perfect selfie with the Narikala Fortress in the background.
15:32–16:20
Metekhi Church & Peace Bridge
09:00–19:00
A stunning contrast between the 13th-century stone Metekhi Church and the futuristic glass-and-steel Peace Bridge. Legend says the church stands where the city's founder, King Vakhtang, first decided to build Tbilisi.
Don't miss
The statue of King Vakhtang points directly toward the hot springs that gave the city its name.
Free entry.
16:20
🚶 Walk to Rike Park
A pleasant walk through the park's manicured lawns toward the cable car station.
Don't miss
Find the giant piano sculpture in the park—it's a favorite local photo spot.
16:40–17:30
Narikala Fortress & Kartlis Deda
10:00–22:00
Soar over the city in a glass cabin to reach the 4th-century Narikala citadel. Standing guard nearby is "Mother of Georgia," holding a bowl of wine for friends and a sword for enemies.
2.50 GEL via Metrocard. Wow-fact: The fortress was originally a Persian citadel called Shuris-tsikhe.
17:30
🚶 Walk down Betlemi Stairs
A romantic descent through the Betlemi district, famous for its steep stairs and hidden terraces.
Don't miss
Look for the "Gallery 27" house with its famous stained-glass windows on the way down.
17:57–18:40
Abanotubani & Leghvtakhevi Waterfall
Open 24/7
The sulfur bath district with its iconic brick domes is the city's birthplace. Follow the stream into the canyon to find a 22-meter waterfall hidden right in the city center.
Don't miss
The "Love Bridge" leading to the waterfall is covered in thousands of locks left by couples.
Free entry.
18:40
🚶 Walk along Shavteli Street
A pedestrian-only path through the most charming part of the Old Town.
Don't miss
Keep an eye out for the tiny bronze statues of "Tbiliseli" (city dwellers) hidden in wall niches.
19:07–19:40
Leaning Tower of Rezo Gabriadze
24/7
A whimsical, fairytale clock tower that looks like it was built by elves. It’s actually a modern masterpiece by a famous puppeteer, incorporating pieces from abandoned buildings.
Don't miss
At 19:00 sharp, a mechanical angel strikes the bell and a puppet show "The Circle of Life" begins.
🚕 Logistics notes
- Transport: Buy a "Metromoney" card at the airport or any metro station; you'll need it for the cable car.
- Photography: The best light for Narikala Fortress is just before sunset (Golden Hour).
🍽 Where to eat
- Mapshalia (13 Davit Aghmashenebeli Ave) — A legendary budget spot for authentic Megrelian cuisine. Try the Elarji (cheesy cornmeal). Near: Metekhi/Old Town area.
- Racha Dukhan (6 Lermontov St) — A no-frills, basement-style eatery perfect for couples on a budget. Their Khinkali and Shkmeruli (garlic chicken) are local favorites. Near: Old Tbilisi.
🎁 Souvenirs
- Gabriadze Museum Shop (Shavteli St) — Unique ceramic miniatures and artistic postcards.
- Meidan Bazaar (Underground at Meidan Square) — A subterranean tunnel filled with Georgian wine, spices, and traditional socks (Khinkali patterns!).
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