Perched between Europe and Asia, Tbilisi is a city of striking contrasts—where Persian bathhouses sit beneath Soviet-era balconies, where medieval churches share alleyways with cutting-edge art spaces. Georgia’s vibrant capital is far more than a stop between wine country and the Caucasus Mountains. It’s a living story told through architecture, food, and deeply rooted hospitality.

With your private guide, you won’t just visit Tbilisi’s landmarks—you’ll experience the city’s pulse. Whether you’re exploring tucked-away courtyards, discussing local politics over khachapuri, or navigating the city’s evolving creative districts, your guide curates each moment around what fascinates you. No tour buses. No rush. Just meaningful connection.

<h3>Must-See Attractions That Shape the City</h3>
Tbilisi’s most famous landmarks tell powerful stories—of conquest, resilience, and cultural fusion. Your guide brings those stories to life with personal context and historical nuance.

Old Tbilisi and Abanotubani
 Wander the atmospheric streets of the old town, where colorful balconies lean over cobbled lanes. Your guide explains how Persians, Russians, and traders from the Silk Road left their mark here.

Sulfur Baths District
 Visit the iconic domed bathhouses of Abanotubani, still in use after centuries. Your guide shares the legends behind the healing waters—and may even suggest a local’s favorite for a soak.

Narikala Fortress
 Climb or ride the cable car to this ancient citadel for sweeping city views. Your guide recounts battles and rebirths, and points out how Tbilisi has grown around this high ridge for over 1,500 years.

Mother Georgia (Kartlis Deda)
 This monumental statue tells you everything about Georgia’s spirit: sword in one hand, wine in the other. With your guide, decode the symbolism and hear how locals interpret her meaning.

Sioni Cathedral and Anchiskhati Basilica
 Step into sacred spaces dating back to the 6th and 7th centuries. Your guide shares how Georgia’s Orthodox faith shaped national identity—and how religion remains central in daily life.

<h3>Explore Tbilisi Off the Beaten Path</h3>
Beyond its headline attractions, Tbilisi reveals its soul through side streets, small museums, and deeply local traditions. Your guide opens doors into these quieter, richer experiences.

Dry Bridge Flea Market and Artist Encounters
 Wander through antique stalls and Soviet memorabilia. Your guide introduces you to local artists and collectors, offering stories behind the objects—and maybe even a conversation over coffee.

Sololaki’s Crumbling Grandeur
 Explore this atmospheric neighborhood where decaying mansions whisper of aristocratic pasts. Your guide points out architectural details, hidden staircases, and the stories behind once-glorious homes.

Soviet Tbilisi and Urban Grit
 Curious about Georgia’s 20th-century past? Your guide can take you to brutalist landmarks, hidden statues, and repurposed factories that now host everything from artists’ studios to techno raves.

Tbilisi’s Synagogues, Mosques, and Churches
 Discover a city built on tolerance. Your guide explains how Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities have coexisted here for centuries—often just steps apart.

Local Wine Bars and Supra Culture
 Taste Georgia’s signature qvevri wines in hidden neighborhood bars. Your guide may even introduce you to tamada (toastmaster) traditions and the poetic, emotional art of the Georgian table.

<h3>Day Trip Ideas with Your Guide</h3>
Tbilisi makes an ideal base for day trips into Georgia’s wine country, spiritual heartlands, or rugged landscapes. Your guide handles logistics and tailors the experience to your interests.

Mtskheta – Georgia’s Spiritual Capital
 A short drive brings you to this UNESCO-listed town. With your guide, explore the hilltop Jvari Monastery and the majestic Svetitskhoveli Cathedral—deeply symbolic to Georgian identity.

Kakheti Wine Region
 Visit family-owned vineyards producing natural wines in clay pots, a method unchanged for 8,000 years. Your guide shares not just tasting notes, but stories of resilience, harvest rituals, and village life.

Uplistsikhe Cave Town
 Explore this ancient rock-hewn city carved into cliffs. Your guide helps you imagine life in these chambers—from royal rituals to everyday survival along the Silk Road.

Dashbashi Canyon and Glass Bridge
 For something more adventurous, head into Georgia’s wild beauty. Your guide leads you through dramatic gorges, waterfalls, and new skybridges that blend nature with bold design.

<h3>Travel Tips for Your Visit</h3>
Tbilisi is welcoming and walkable—but your guide’s tips ensure you experience it like a local, not just a visitor.

Best Times to Visit
 Spring (April–June) and fall (September–October) offer perfect weather and fewer crowds. Winters are cozy with snow-dusted rooftops; summers are hot but lively with festivals.

What to Wear
 Dress is casual but modest when visiting churches. Good walking shoes are a must for hilly streets and uneven stone paths. Layers are ideal year-round.

Local Etiquette
 Hospitality is sacred. If you’re offered bread or wine, it’s more than a snack—it’s a gesture of trust. Your guide helps navigate customs around toasts, temples, and table manners.

Getting Around
 Tbilisi’s old town is best explored on foot. Your guide can help arrange taxis, marshrutkas, or private vehicles for longer excursions—often avoiding apps in favor of trusted local drivers.

<h3>Explore Tbilisi Your Way</h3>
Tbilisi is a city of stories—layered, surprising, and waiting to be shared. With a private guide from ToursByLocals, you move beyond sightseeing into true connection. Whether you're drawn to hidden courtyards, wine cellars, mountaintop monasteries, or flea market finds, your tour is tailored, insightful, and deeply personal. Let Tbilisi speak to you—through the voice of someone who calls it home.



Tbilisi

Zhinvali Reservoir - on the way to Kazbegi (Stepantsminda)

Paragliding near Gudauri on the way to or from Kazbegi for extreme lovers ⛰

Rafting down the river Aragvi is safe and great fun ��

More Paragliding over a jaw-dropping valley 2200 metres above the sea level ⛰

Posing in front of Gveleti waterfall after a short hike

Ultimate experience of town, culture, food, and nature.

Two Day Kazbegi Tour

Full day tour to the biggest forest reserve of Georgia and the green monastery

Borjomi Private Tour

Explore Higest mountian in Georgia with your private tour guide

Full day Kazbegi day tour from Tbilisi

Gergeti saint trunuty church/Monastery (2300m above sea level)

over-watch place - heart of the Caucasian Mountain Range (Central part of the main Range)

Chaukhi area (abot 4000m above sea level)

Visiting cultural and natural monuments of the region

Gudauri & Kazbegi Full-Day Private Tour

Mountains Beauty - a Full Day Tour with a Private Guide

Kazbegi One Day Private Guided Tour

Ushguli toew village loc. at about 2300m above sea level -at the backgroud mount "Shkhara" 5068m

At the canyon - close to the "Enguri" reservoir

Japanese and check tourists in Ushguli (Alpine village)

My dear guests and me at the Ushba glacier (backgroud) :))

Mestia; Ushguli and other tower villages with a private local guide

Svaneti Region 5-Days private Tour

The ideal getaway from Tbilisi!

Day Tour to Tsalka Canyon from Tbilisi

Kazbegi Full-day Private tour from Tbilisi - Mountain panoramic views

View from lunch place in Stepantsminda on Kazbegi mountain

Enjoy with incredible mountain beauty of ancient Georgia - a full day tour with a private guide

Village Stepanstminda - View From Gergeti Church

Full-Day Tour to the Mountains of Caucasus, Alpine Fields and Ski Resort Gudauri

Kazbegi Private Tour

Tusheti 5-Day Tour Around the Remote Region

Me and my tourists at close proximity to the pass ! At the back ground sulphur bath place -"Torgvais Abano" ...

At the pass we met Dutch tourists (You see one of them) :) The place is totally safe for tourists

Village of Shenako- Medieval centuries church

AbandonedTower-Village of Kvavlo almost 2200m above sea level ...

Trail pointing boards at the wild area...

View on Tusheti area ...After morning exercises :)

visiting ancient tower villages and hiking in a wild

Private, Personalized Day Tour To Mt. Kazbegi from Tbilisi

Paragliding at Gudauri for extreme lovers :)

Picturesque Jinvali reservoir on the way to Mt. Kazbegi

Perfect choice for nature and mountain lovers

Vardzia (Unique Cave Town) - Borjomi National Park

Ancient Caves and National Park - Full-Day Tour with a Private Guide

Two days private Tour - Martvili & Okatse canyons - Sataplia & Prometheus caves.

The tour includes both caves and canyons. Natural beauties of Georgia.

Four day tour to explore caves and canyons, old monasteries of Kutaisi and black sea of Batumi

Western Georgia Private Tour

7 Days Private Tour including Svaneti region

Ancient towers, The highest mountains in Georgia and the cave city

Dashbash Canyon, Algeti Water Reservoir & Shavnabada Full-Day Private Tour

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