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Undiscovered Tbilisi walk - for hidden gems and authentic vibe
Discover Tbilisi off the beaten track on a tour through the less known part of the city. Architectural gems, authentic neighborhoods, hidden bars and workshops will open to you a whole different side of Tbilisi.
Duration 3 hours
Private tour available in English, German, Russian
Group tour pricing from 60 EUR per person
Highlights
Visit non-touristic places and meet the people
Interesting insights in the history and everyday life of Tbilisi
A glass of wine
Private guide for most authentic experience
Description
Tbilisi is more than Narikala fort and Metekhi church. For those who are curious about the other side of Georgian capital I created a route through the less touristic district of Marjanishvili.
On this 3 hours walk we will see one of the most beautiful restored pedestrian areas of Tbilisi, a Sulfur bath that is used only by locals, a beautiful Catholic and a Russian Orthodox church, that represent the religious variety of Tbilisi, a cool urban space with bars and concept stores, a workshop of beautiful souvenirs and accessories created by local designers and many other hidden gems of Tbilisi.
And to make the walk even more pleasant - a glass of wine in one of the coolest wine bars of Tbilisi is included.
On this 3 hours walk we will see one of the most beautiful restored pedestrian areas of Tbilisi, a Sulfur bath that is used only by locals, a beautiful Catholic and a Russian Orthodox church, that represent the religious variety of Tbilisi, a cool urban space with bars and concept stores, a workshop of beautiful souvenirs and accessories created by local designers and many other hidden gems of Tbilisi.
And to make the walk even more pleasant - a glass of wine in one of the coolest wine bars of Tbilisi is included.
What’s included & not included
Professional private guide
Glass of wine
Transfer to meeting point
Meeting point
Marjanisvhili
Tbilisi
Marjanisvhili Maria Gornyak