Tbilisi

Tbilisi is a dream city. When you think of it, a smile appears on your face and heart fills up with warmth. Stories about Georgian hospitality are true. And you can see it for yourself when coming to the capital of Georgia. The past and present meet in this city, creating a unique painting. Tbilisi has a special, full of kindness, atmosphere, the air is filled with love and sentimentality, and the smiles of the people you meet make you smile in return. Georgian hospitality, together with gorgeous local cuisine, will grant you an amazing trip. Tbilisi is a city where you feel right at home. You are always welcomed here. The capital of Georgia is lying on the banks of the Kura River. On the one bank, you will find the Old Town with its legendary baths, the Narikala fortress, Kartlis Deda, and narrow cozy streets with wine shops, churchkhela stalls, and gift shops. On A glass Presidential Palace and Rike Park are situated on the other bank.

Tbilisi is administratively divided into nine districts, each with its own unique architecture. The cultural centers include Old City, Sololaki, and Avlabari. The districts of Elia, Vake, Didube, and Ortachala are newer and considered the city’s residential areas. Residential areas here are located in tiers, as the city is located in the canyon between the hills.

Tbilisi is a city with something interesting at every turn. A beautiful building, an architectural monument, a museum, or other outstanding attractions lurk around every corner. The city offers a special atmosphere that is characteristic of the Georgian capital. Walk through the streets, where Griboyedov, Lermontov, Pushkin walked in search of inspiration, and you will definitely feel their presence. Architectural treasures of the VI century and historical monuments of the XIX century aesthetically adjoin each other and create a unique face of the city. This beautiful sunny city will not leave anyone indifferent. You are sure to take away the warmest and brightest impressions.

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