Tbilisi, Mtskheta - Old and new capital

Walking tour of the old town of Tbilisi begins at the Metechi Church (13th century). From here, there is a wonderful view of the colorful terraces of the Kala district.

Next, we go to Europe Square to the gondola station. The gondola takes us to the Narikala Fortress (4th century), from where the Georgian capital looks different. A walk through the Bethlehem district will allow you to experience the original lifestyle of the old town with your own eyes. The path leads us to the Bath District (18th century). The capital owes its name to these thermal springs.
 

Colorful alleys with cafes, restaurants, carpet and souvenir shops, old caravanserais (19th century) with art workshops, Sioni Church (6th century) – all of this is on our route.
 

Drive to the older and religious capital of eastern Georgia, Mtskheta (4th century BC - 5th century AD). From here, Christianity spread throughout Georgia in the 4th century.

Visit to the Jvari Monastery (6th century) with breathtaking views of the confluence of two rivers near Mtskheta and the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (11th century), both UNESCO monuments.

Return to Tbilisi.

Services:

Transfer and guide service

Gondola ride

For a minimum of 4 pax and more

For fewer participants, by arrangement