Must-Visit Attractions in Tbilisi

Attractions:

1. Old Town (Kala) – Explore winding alleys, colorful balconies, lively cafés, and iconic sulfur bathhouses in Tbilisi’s historic heart.

2. Narikala Fortress – An ancient 4th-century fortress perched above the city, offering sweeping views of Tbilisi and the Kura River.

3. Bridge of Peace & Rike Park – A sleek, LED-lit pedestrian bridge spanning the river, connecting Old Town to the modern Rike Park below.

4. Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba) – One of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world, marked by a golden dome and tranquil gardens.

5. Mtatsminda Park & Funicular – A mountaintop amusement park with rides, cafés, and panoramic views—reached via a charming funicular railway.

6. Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia) – Iconic 20-meter statue representing Georgian hospitality and strength, visible atop Sololaki Hill.

7. Dry Bridge Market – A bustling weekend flea market where you can hunt for antiques, Soviet-era memorabilia, handmade crafts, and vintage curiosities.

8. Open-Air Ethnography Museum – A sprawling outdoor museum showcasing traditional Georgian architecture and lifestyle, complete with regionally authentic buildings, tools, and workshops.  

 In December 2025, the city will be even more vibrant as it hosts the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, bringing youthful energy and joyful performances to the capital. Votes: https://crowch.com/vote/2922/statistic/ https://crowch.com/vote/2895/statistic/ https://crowch.com/vote/2918/statistic/