Narikala fortress, the balconies of Sololaki, bakeries for shoti bread, and the brick domes of Abanotubani, the bath district that gave Tbilisi its name.
In the order you'll see them on the day. Open a photo to see it larger.
Photos, via Wikimedia Commons: Top Marcin Konsek (CC BY-SA 4.0) · 1 Ggia (CC BY-SA 3.0) · 2 Bernard Gagnon (CC BY 4.0) · 3 Ken Zuk (CC BY 2.0) · 4 Ken Zuk (CC BY 2.0) · 5 Ele.XCI (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Carved wooden balconies and painted entrance halls from the 19th century. We know a few doors that are usually open.
Up to the 4th-century fortress and the Mother of Georgia statue, with the whole city below.
A path down through the Leghvtakhevi gorge to a small waterfall in the middle of the old town.
The brick domes over the sulphur springs. Legend says King Vakhtang Gorgasali founded the city here after his falcon fell into a hot spring; tbili means warm.
Warm bread from a tone oven, and churchkhela, walnuts dipped in thickened grape juice. The walk ends in Meidan.
Walking guide, Old Tbilisi
Architecture student who knows the stories behind Sololaki's front doors, and which bakery has bread at 16:00.
Kazbegiყაზბეგი
Up the Georgian Military Road past Ananuri fortress and over the Jvari Pass, then a short hike to the 14th-century church under Mount Kazbek (5,054 m).
from ₾95 per person
Kakhetiკახეთი
Two family marani (wine cellars), the hilltop town of Sighnaghi, and Bodbe Monastery. Taste amber and red wines made in UNESCO-listed qvevri, with a supra-style lunch.
from ₾130 per person
Samtskhe-Javakhetiსამცხე-ჯავახეთი
The 12th-century cave monastery carved into the Erusheti mountain under Queen Tamar, Rabati Castle in Akhaltsikhe, and the mineral springs park in Borjomi.
from ₾160 per person
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