Vake

Vake

The history of Vake, which means a lowland, starts from the nineteenth century, as a small settlement on the territory of Old Vera. In the Development plan of Tbilisi from 1906, only the Nobility Gymnasium building is mentioned in this area (currently the 1st building...
Ortachala

Ortachala

This district is the place where you go if you’ve lost your tourist friend. It is the MOST touristy area in the whole city. This place is just crowded with tourist attractions. The district of Ortachala (this area is better known as Old Town) and a part of Krtsanisi...
Didube

Didube

Ask anyone where the main transportation hub and outdoor market is and they will point you towards Didube. Didube Station is a domestic hub of Marshkutras (minibusses). If you need a ride to the North or the West you go there. This is where buses to a number of...
Avlabari

Avlabari

Tourists usually find themselves in this district one way or another. It’s almost impossible to miss – it has palaces, giant churches, crying mountains, huge parks, etc. There’s a lot to see and do in Avlabari. Avlabari is more residential than...
For Graffiti Lovers

For Graffiti Lovers

Street art and graffiti is the most authentic expression of a city vibe that enables you to feel the heartbeat of any location. The best way to find graffiti in Tbilisi is by wandering its streets and letting some of the most curious and thought-provoking street art...
Who is Sofia Melnikova?

Who is Sofia Melnikova?

By Stan Gaivoronsky   Who is Sofia Melnikova? Firstly, she was an actress and a muse, secondly, it is a Fantastic Douqan. Everyone knows the story of Niko Pirosmani and actress Margarita. But that’s a different story. On November 12th, 1917, the Poets Club, the...
Curious Travelers

Curious Travelers

Hi! If you’re in the city for a very short visit and need to see a lot of things in a relatively short time, we have compiled a list of some of the most important spots in Tbilisi.  ✱ The Liberty Square, Tbilisi. Liberty Square Our Liberty Square witnessed many...
Lasha Devdariani

Lasha Devdariani

By Ana Mikatadze  It wasn’t hard to find Lasha’s house. Number 29 was the only one on his street covered with beautiful flowers. So, we weren’t surprised to find ourselves inside an interesting mix of a small botanical garden and a workshop when we walked in. Tell us...

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