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Crea recuerdos inolvidables con tu pareja en Tbilisi, el destino romántico por excelencia.
Tbilisi, Georgia's captivating capital nestled in the Kura (Mtkvari) River Valley, is a fascinating crossroads between Europe and Asia. With its picturesque carved wooden balconies, historic sulfur thermal baths, centuries-old forts and a vibrant contemporary bohemian scene, the city fuses centuries of Silk Road history with vibrant avant-garde energy.
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Tbilisi, Georgia's captivating capital nestled in the Kura (Mtkvari) River Valley, is a fascinating crossroads between Europe and Asia. With its picturesque carved wooden balconies, historic sulfur thermal baths, centuries-old forts and a vibrant contemporary bohemian scene, the city fuses centuries of Silk Road history with vibrant avant-garde energy.
Narikala Fort
Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba)
Statue of Mother of Georgia (Kartlis Deda)
Georgia Chronicles
Mtatsminda Park and Funicular
Metekhi Church and Statue of King Vakhtang
Ancient Persian citadel from the 4th century that crowns the hill above the old town; offers the most iconic panoramic views of the city.
One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, crowned by a glittering golden dome visible from anywhere in Tbilisi.
20 meter aluminum monument that holds a glass of wine for friends and a sword for enemies of the country.
Colossal monument of bronze and stone pillars nicknamed the 'Stonehenge of Tbilisi', telling the story of kings, battles and Christianity.
The big annual festival of the city. The streets of the old town are filled with gastronomic stalls, traditional grape presses where live wine is pressed, folk dances, concerts and regional crafts.
The ancestral grape harvest. Although you live intensely in Kakheti, Tbilisi soaks up the wine atmosphere with special tastings of new wine, must ('badagi') and fresh making of 'churchkhela' sweets.
Georgian Christmas celebration with the traditional 'Alilo' parade, where thousands of citizens dressed in traditional costumes march singing polyphonic Christmas carols and collecting sweets for charitable causes.
The ancient spiritual capital of Georgia. Visit the hilltop Jvari Monastery overlooking the confluence of two rivers and the majestic Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
A spectacular journey along the Georgian Military Highway crossing the Greater Caucasus to the iconic medieval church silhouetted against the imposing Mount Kazbek (5,054 m).
The cradle of wine. Explore the 'City of Love' (Sighnaghi) with its 18th-century wall, the Bodbe Convent and taste natural wines in centuries-old wineries overlooking the Alazani Valley.
Ancient city carved into the rock that flourished between the Iron Age and the Middle Ages, combined with a visit to the Stalin Museum in his hometown of Gori.
An extraordinary set of monasteries excavated in semi-desert caves on the border with Azerbaijan, famous for its medieval frescoes and lunar landscapes.
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Considered one of the world capitals of techno and electronic music (often nicknamed 'the new Berlin'), complemented by an endless supply of wine bars.
A unique architectural tapestry where medieval houses with openwork wooden balconies, Art Nouveau buildings and monumental futuristic structures coexist.
A remarkable creative effervescence: cradle of an 8,000-year-old wine tradition, World Heritage vocal polyphony and avant-garde in fashion and design.
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View full guideGently push through the old wooden gates on streets like Asatiani or Tabidze to discover spectacular halls with 19th-century frescoes and Italian communal courtyards.
Climb the Betlemi steps towards the eponymous church just before sunset for one of the best golden views over the old town without the crowds at the top of Narikala.
It is mandatory for women to cover their heads with a scarf and wear a long skirt (or cover themselves with the aprons available at the entrance), and for men to wear long pants and covered shoulders.
Flatly refusing a meal invitation or a glass of homemade wine from a host may be perceived as a lack of courtesy; Just try a little to honor the gesture.
Tap water in Tbilisi comes from mountain springs and is drinkable, although many travelers opt for the famous natural sparkling mineral waters such as Borjomi or Nabeghlavi.
The traditional exfoliating massage ('kisa') in the sulfur baths is vigorous but very revitalizing. Remove silver jewelry before diving, as sulfur instantly blackens it.
Drivers can be reckless and rarely yield at crosswalks without a traffic light. Always use underpasses when available.
Avoid taking taxis at street level without meters at the airport or train stations. Download and use apps like Bolt or Yandex Go to guarantee fixed and cheap rates.
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