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No minimum number of attendeesNo minimum number of attendees is required for the tour
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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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Views Georgia Tours is a passionate team of travel enthusiasts dedicated to offering authentic and unforgettable experiences across Georgia. Founded by locals who deeply love their country, our mission is to introduce visitors to the rich culture, stunning landscapes, and hidden gems of Georgia. Our guides, Isa and Teko, bring a wealth of knowledge and a personal touch to every tour, ensuring every guest feels welcomed and leaves with amazing memories. As we say in Georgia, “the guest is sent by God,” which reflects our commitment to making sure every guest enjoys their visit and feels the warmth of Georgian hospitality. Whether you're exploring the mountains, vineyards, or historic cities, we make sure your journey is filled with adventure, history, and local charm.
Welcome to our enchanting journey through the Old Town of Tbilisi! Prepare to uncover the fascinating stories that make this city truly unique.
We are visiting the Gabriadze Clock Tower, a masterpiece of creative design that captures the imagination with its fairy-tale charm. From there, we'll explore the oldest church in the city, steeped in centuries of history, and visit the church where Joseph Stalin exchanged vows with his first love.
In this part of the tour, Our focus will be on Christianity. Religion shaped up our culture a lot in the past. Let me tell you most interesting stories connected to Christianity.
You'll marvel at the architectural wonder of the Bridge of Peace spanning the Mtkvari River, a symbol of Tbilisi's blend of ancient and modern influences.
During our stroll, we'll take a break at a traditional bakery to sample authentic Georgian cuisine, immersing ourselves in the savory flavors beloved by locals.
And, naturally, no Tbilisi tour would be complete without indulging in a wine tasting. Guided by a knowledgeable local expert, you'll uncover hidden gems and hear anecdotes that breathe life into Tbilisi's history and culture.
Join us on this illuminating journey and discover why Tbilisi holds a cherished place in the hearts of everyone. We culminate the tour at the Mother of Georgia monument. We get on top of the mountain by cable car.
You will meet your guide at Pushkin street 19, next to Subway fast food restaurant, located near Liberty square. Be aware that if you are late, you may not be able to join the tour. The tour guide receives tips at the end of the tour. If a customer needs to leave the tour early, they should pay the tour guide before they depart. Taking pictures in the church is not allowed. Following the dress code in the church is a must. The cable car price is not included (2.5GEL per person). The bakery price is not included (around 2 euros per person) Wine tasting is free
It has an individual, interesting architecture and is one of the most popular sights in Tbilisi.
The Peace Bridge has become one of the symbols of renewed Tbilisi. It was officially opened on May 6, 2010. The architect of the bridge is Michele de Luca.
Pass by, explanation will be provided if requested
The oldest church in Tbilisi! The current name of the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary is connected with the icon of the Savior that came here from Anchi Monastery in South Georgia in 1664.
Construction of the present building began in 1809 on the ruins of a palace for representative of Tsarist Russia.
The name Sioni is derived from the name of a sacred mountain in Jerusalem. It is a Hebrew word meaning sunny.
Pass by, explanation will be provided if requested
Pass by, explanation will be provided if requested
Metekhi Bridge has a long history. It is named after St. One hundred thousand Georgian martyrs and is located in the old part of Tbilisi, on the river Mtkvari, near the Metekhi temple.
Pass by, explanation will be provided if requested
Cable car takes us on the of the mountain. Per person it costs 2.5 lari (less than 1 euro).
Mother of Georgia, also known as mother of 'Kartli' is proudly gazing down the city. In 1966 Elguja Amashukeli, the author of the statue of a 20-meter-high aluminum woman dressed in Georgian national clothes, was awarded the Shota Rustaveli State Prize for this sculpture.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).