Private tour
Sulfur-bath domes, carved balconies and courtyards that open like secrets — the capital on foot, with someone who grew up in it.
Tbilisi’s old town rewards the second look: behind almost every street façade hides a courtyard — laundry lines, carved wooden galleries, a fig tree, three cats. Guidebooks can’t list them because they’re homes. Locals can walk you in because they’re neighbours.
We’ll cover the essentials — the baths, the fortress view, the riverside — but the point of this walk is texture: the smell of fresh shoti bread, the sound of a tone oven, the stairwell everyone photographs once they know it exists.
Start among the bath domes, the waterfall gorge behind them and the oldest streets of the city.
The hidden layer: shared yards, carved balconies, staircases with a century of paint. Respectfully, quietly, with someone who knows whose gate is open.
Up for the panorama — by cable car or lanes, your choice — then down through the sulphur-bath quarter’s back streets.
Tone bakery stop, churchkhela tasting, and a glass of amber wine to finish — with recommendations for the rest of your stay.
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Private means your party only — the route, pace and stops are yours. Small group means sharing the day with a handful of other travellers, which makes the trip lighter on the budget. We’ll tell you honestly which format fits your dates.
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Evening — about 4 hours
Private or small group
Fold khinkali with flour on your hands, meet qvevri amber wine, then sit down to the supra you helped cook — hosted, translated and toasted properly.
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Full day — usually 10–12 hours door to door
Private tour
The Georgian Military Highway, Ananuri fortress, the Gudauri viewpoints and the walk (or 4×4) up to Gergeti Trinity Church — Georgia’s signature day, at your own pace.
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