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Apr 6, 2016 · The electricity still cuts out in the heart of the “Kala,” Tbilisi's historic old town. Despite this—maybe even because of it—this city is one of the best, most strikingly original travel ...
- It’S Outrageously Charming
- It’S Affordable
- It’S Surrounded by Lots of Lovely Mountains and Lakes…
- … and There Are Loads of Great Day Trips Surrounding The City
- Local People Are Super friendly…
- … and So Are The Local Street Dogs
- There Are Loads of Interesting History and Heritage
- The Entire Nation Is Jam-Packed with Other Great Stuff
- Georgia Has One of The Most Liberal Immigration Policies I’ve Ever Known
- It Has Some of The Best Nightlife on The Planet
There’s something inherently charming about Tbilisi, and it’s an appeal I can’t fully articulate (or even understand). But for some reason, lots of people fall victim to the city’s endearing allure. Including me. Maybe it’s partially explained by all the other reasons I’ve included later in this list… or maybe it’s also something enigmatic and inex...
Okay, things have changed recently… because of the events in Ukraine, prices have risen pretty dramatically in Tbilisi (and in some other parts of Georgia). But for lots of reasons, prices are soaring across the planet. So although Tbilisi isn’t quite as affordable as it once was, it’s still a pretty affordable place to live. If you know where to l...
If you like spending your evenings and weekends exploring outdoor areas, Tbilisi is perfect. Within close proximity of the city center, you have three lakes: Turtle Lake, Lisi Lake, and Tbilisi Reservoir. On the outskirts, you have White Lake, Kimisi Reservoir, and probably some other big ol’ bodies of water I don’t know about. You also have variou...
Want to visit the birthplace of Stalin? Or experience the nation’s ancient capital? Clamber around some monastic caves? See a load of UNESCO sites? Enjoy some of the best hikes in the Caucasus? Drive along the so-called Georgian Military Highway? For such a small nation, Georgia crams a whole load of varied stuff into its kooky confines. And luckil...
Georgian people are some of the most friendly, welcoming, and hospitable people I’ve ever met. Okay, people in Tbilisi (on the whole) aren’t quite as friendly as some of the people in more rural and remote parts of Georgia (sorry). But compared to the people of most other capital cities, Tbilisi’s people are ridiculously friendly and kind. Locals l...
Yep, Tbilisi is full of street dogs. And that makes some people uncomfortable because they think the whole world is trying to give them rabies or something. But the dogs aren’t aggressive or intimidating (well, usually). Instead, they’re super friendly, and they live in harmonious balance with the equally-super-friendly people of the city. So pet t...
Okay, I’ll be honest—I don’t care about history and heritage. In any remote way. But if you do, you’ll probably find Tbilisi super interesting. The city is at a crossroads between Europe and Asia (and people still aren’t really sure exactly where it fits). And partially because of that, it’s had a pretty turbulent history. One of the oldest capital...
This is the third time I’ve visited Georgia. The first two times, I explored Tbilisi for a cumulative two days, out of six weeks. As I’m trying to make clear with that claim, there’s way more to the nation than just its capital (and the day trips you can take from its capital). In Georgia, you get some of the best hikes you’ve ever wandered along. ...
Get this—most people can turn up at any Georgian border and get a 1-year stamp on their passport with no bureaucracy and no visa. I can’t think of any other place where that’s possible, and it’s alluringly liberal. Even better, there are (usually) no rules on returning within specified periods of time. So you could spend an entire year in Georgia, ...
If you like techno music and late-night electronic events, Tbilisi is literally a must-visit city, without exception. I’ve only been living here for four months… but I’ve already experienced some of the best nightlife and parties of my life. Even if it’s not usually your thing, I totally recommend it. Attend an all-night (and into-the-morning) rave...
Oct 7, 2024 · Bordering Russia to the North, Georgia’s position is at once prosperous and precarious. Following Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, more than 100,000 Russians moved here – most to Tbilisi – a ...
- The Picturesque Old City. Tbilisi has been through wars and occupations throughout its history. Because of its location between Europe and Asia, it has been the center of many conflicts.
- The Architecture Contrasts. Due to its vast and convoluted history, full of invasions and cultural exchanges, the Tbilisi architecture is very eclectic.
- The Settings & Views. Tbilisi lies at the foothill of the Trialeti mountain range on the Mtkvari River (Kura River). The scene of rolling hills and flowing water makes for truly amazing viewpoints.
- Narikala Fortress. Narikala is a medieval fortress built in the 4th century located beside the botanical gardens. It’s the perfect place to get unforgettable pictures of Tbilisi.
Jan 2, 2020 · Tbilisi impresses, intrigues and enraptures with its complex history, vibrant nightlife and renowned food and wine. Tbilisi expert Nino Shervashidze gives the lowdown on why the Georgian capital should be your next destination. Housed within a former publishing house, Stamba Hotel is one of the coolest places to stay in Tbilisi, and is a ...
Apr 25, 2024 · You should explore the beautiful Old Town when you visit Tbilisi on day 1. On this Tbilisi travel guide, I have highlighted the most important landmarks in the map below but you should also wander around all the narrow alleys to discover the beautiful facades Tbilisi is famous for, as well as the many peculiar statues, churches, and synagogues.
Introduction. Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia, has a fascinating history that dates back to the 5th century. Founded by King Vakhtang Gorgasali, Tbilisi quickly became a thriving crossroads for trade and commerce along the ancient Silk Road. Throughout its history, the city has been shaped by the various cultures and empires that have ...
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