FROM TBILISI · OLD TBILISI WALKING TOURS
The old quarter is small and steep, and a guide is the difference between photographing balconies and understanding them. These 15 walks are priced and timed, with a note on which add a wine tasting, which include the cable car, and which stay out after dark.
4-hour Tbilisi walk with a cable car up to Mother of Georgia, top Old Town sights, Bridge of Peace lights, and traditional pie and lemonade.
“A great way to learn about the history of tblisi and the wine! The guide was informative and very friendly!”
Evening walking tour of Tbilisi with wine tasting and a boat ride. See key sights and quieter corners, then plan the rest of your trip.
“Freddy the tour guide was festive and chill. It was like having a friend to show you around town especially enjoyed the wine tasting. Boat ride itself was quite dope seats are comfortable and great experience”
Walk Tbilisi’s old streets with a guide, enjoy views at Narikala, then taste classic Georgian wine plus bakery treats on a 4-hour tour.
“Despite confirmed booking the guide never turned up! Had to call viator and the local agent to be told they had not managed to confirm the booking. Now waiting for a refund. Very disappointed”
Old Tbilisi private walk with cable car to Narikala, top viewpoints, churches, and Georgian wine tasting in English for $39, 2-3 hours
“Great walking tour with knowledgeable ans friendly guides. Great wine tasting ans got to wee the real history of the city”
A private 4-hour Sololaki food walk in Tbilisi with 9+ tastings, local wine and chacha, plus history stops near parliament and Kashveti Church.
“We had an amazing time! Our guide Luka was very knowledgeable, friendly and taught us a lot. He gave us a great overview of Georgian cuisine and history. Would definitively recommend to anyone visiting.”
Walk Tbilisi Old Town with a local guide, see 6th-century churches, EU symbolism, and ride the cable car for sweeping city views.
“Must do. Our tour guide was very passionate and knowledgeable about the Georgian culture and history. She was very helpful and friendly! Sadly I do not remember her name but I believe it started with a T :)”
Small-group Old Tbilisi walk from Freedom Square to sulfur waterfall, with a local guide, free sights, and great photo stops for $9.
“Lovely walking tour with an informative Mr Jonah. All the days we spent in Georgia, we booked tours with these guys. Value for money!”
Private half-day tour in Tbilisi: churches, Narikala views by tram, Old Town streets, markets, and a final food hall stop. Pickup included.
“Excellent tour to explore Tbilisi & have an illustrative overview about the main attractions of the city with high services level in term of transportation, guide service & information, tour itinerary & time management, etc., I highly recommend their services to anyone looking to explore Tbilisi with ease and style, thanks to elevenregions company, namely Mr.Giga for all the support, special thanks for the great guide Mr.Timo for the nice day”
English guided 6 to 7 hour walking tour of Tbilisi with Narikala views, sulfur baths, synagogue and cathedrals. $59 per person.
“I am really enjoy my tour. Good services.all the service on time and staff very good and helpful professional”
A 7-hour Tbilisi Silk Road food walk with church shops, wine and tea tastings, plus chicken shkmeruli, khinkali, and cheese.
“Fantastic tour with the fantastic guide, Crystal 7 stops in total, lots of food and some wine at the end Was a brilliant way to get to know the best food from unique places, Crystal helped change my mind on some of my tastes She is very passionate about both the food and the country so was the perfect host for a tour like this If you’re wanting to try a variety of unique and local cuisines and also get to know the history of the restaurants and the city, I highly recommend the tour”
Private 4-hour Tbilisi walk with hotel pickup, cable car views to Kartlis Deda, historic churches, Bridge of Peace, sulfur baths, and a waterfall.
“Guide was good but this is absolutely not worth the money. Better to book a tour which covers bigger area in a car and this can be part of overall tour but this is not worth as a tour on its own.”
Tbilisi Explorer is a 2-hour walking highlights tour for first-timers, pairing old churches with the Bridge of Peace and a cable car ride.
“My trip in this experience was with Mr. Koba. We did meet in the time and the place with no delay. Our journey was beyond exceptional. It was solo, but I felt that I was with a friend rather than a guide. You will walk an amazing journey with rich history of Georgia and tiblisi specifically. Our departure was momentarily, but relation is timeless. I'm very grateful that he was my guide for this trip! I do belive he made it worth while.”
Half-day highlights of Tbilisi by car, from Metekhi and Narikala to Sameba and the Chronicles of Georgia, plus markets and views.
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Small-group Tbilisi walk with hotel pickup, Metekhi and Narikala views, cable car, and wine tasting, ending at Anchiskhati Basilica.
“Had a wonderful time in Georgia 🇬🇪It was a grp tour and we had Anna who was our tour guide.She was extremely professional, patient n friendly.....she has immense knowledge of the history n the culture of Georgia. Definitely it was one of my best trip....😊😊”
Walk Tbilisi’s Jewish landmarks with Teona, from the David Baazov Museum to active synagogues, plus Georgian wine tasting, Kosher optional.
“This was a really wonderful tour of Georgian Jewish history. The guide Teona is very knowledgeable on Jewish culture and history in Georgia and has designed an accessible tour of the main Jewish cultural sites in Tbilisi that is not too long (about 2 hrs total), but still very comprehensive and insightful; we learned a lot about a really unique aspect of both Georgian and Jewish history. You do not need to be Jewish to take this tour - it would appeal to anyone interested in exploring and learning more about Georgia/Tbilisi. The complimentary wine tasting at the end was a nice way to round out the afternoon. Highly recommend.”
Every kind of day out, and the best-reviewed of each.
