Private Walking Tbilisi City Tour (Day Trip)

Tbilisi, the vibrant capital of Georgia, has long captivated visitors with its rich history, diverse cultures, and picturesque cityscape. A private walking tour provides an immersive experience, guiding you through the city’s top attractions and unveiling the stories that have shaped its unique identity. From the panoramic Narikala Fortress to the charming Ottoman-era bathhouses, this tour promises to offer a comprehensive introduction to the highlights of Tbilisi. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, this tour promises to unveil the city’s captivating essence and leave you eager to…

Key Points

This private walking tour provides a budget-friendly, full-day introduction to Tbilisi’s top sights, including the historic Metekhi Church and panoramic Narikala Fortress.
The tour covers Chardin Street, a modern pedestrian shopping area, and the charming Ottoman-era bathhouses and bazaars of the Old Town.
The guide will provide insights into Tbilisi’s rich heritage and multicultural identity, including its Jumah Mosque and Great Synagogue.
The tour includes professional guide service, bottled water, and a comprehensive experience of Tbilisi’s key attractions.
The tour starts and ends at a designated meeting point in the heart of Tbilisi, ensuring a seamless and easily accessible experience.

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Tour Overview

This private walking tour of Tbilisi, Georgia offers a budget-friendly, full-day introduction to the city’s top sights.

Led by a professional guide, the tour covers Tbilisi’s must-see attractions, from the historic Metekhi Church to the panoramic views from Narikala Fortress.

Guests will explore the lively Chardin Street, a modern pedestrian shopping area, as well as the charming Ottoman-era bathhouses and bazaars of the Old Town.

Throughout the tour, the guide will provide insights into Tbilisi’s rich heritage and multicultural identity, including its Jumah Mosque, Great Synagogue, and other sites reflecting the city’s diverse religious and cultural influences.

With bottled water included, this tour provides an affordable and comprehensive way to discover the highlights of Georgia’s vibrant capital.

Included in Tour

The tour includes a professional guide service and bottled water throughout the experience. The guide will provide in-depth insights and commentary on the history, culture, and architecture of Tbilisi’s top sights. Guests can expect a well-rounded introduction to the city’s rich heritage and diversity.

Inclusions	Benefits
Professional Guide	Knowledgeable commentary
Bottled Water	Hydration during walking
Full-Day Tour	Comprehensive experience

With the guide’s expertise and the included essentials, visitors can explore Tbilisi’s highlights at a leisurely pace and gain a deeper appreciation for this fascinating destination.

Key Sights

On the tour, visitors will explore an array of Tbilisi’s most iconic landmarks, including the 13th-century Metekhi Church, the charming Chardin Street with its modern pedestrian shopping, and the imposing Narikala Fortress which offers panoramic city views.

They’ll also discover the Ottoman-era bathhouses and bustling bazaars in the Old Town, offering a glimpse into Tbilisi’s rich heritage.

Whether it’s marveling at the architectural wonders or immersing oneself in the vibrant local culture, this tour provides an engaging introduction to the key sights that make Tbilisi such a captivating destination.

Heritage and Culture

Visitors on the tour will also explore Tbilisi’s rich multi-faith heritage, including the Jumah Mosque and the Great Synagogue of Tbilisi, showcasing the city’s longstanding tradition of religious diversity and tolerance. The tour will highlight how these sacred spaces have played a pivotal role in shaping the cultural fabric of the city.

Faith	Landmark	Description
Islam	Jumah Mosque	Dating back to the 16th century, this mosque is one of the oldest in the city and serves as a testament to Tbilisi’s Ottoman legacy.
Judaism	Great Synagogue of Tbilisi	Built in the 1890s, this synagogue is a architectural gem, featuring intricate designs and ornate decorations that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Georgia’s Jewish community.

Tour Details

This private walking tour of Tbilisi, Georgia starts and ends at a designated meeting point in the city. Confirmation of the booking is provided at the time of reservation. The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, and the maximum group size is 100 travelers. It’s operated by Phoenix Tours Georgia, with the lowest price guaranteed starting from $46.35.

The tour provides an ideal introduction to Tbilisi’s top sights, including the Metekhi Church, Chardin Street, Narikala Fortress, and the Ottoman-era bathhouses and bazaars in the Old Town.

Along the way, travelers will also have the chance to explore the city’s rich heritage and culture, visiting landmarks such as the Jumah Mosque and the Great Synagogue of Tbilisi.

Meeting Point

The tour begins at a designated meeting point in the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia.

Travelers should arrive at this central location to commence their private walking exploration of the city’s top sights.

The meeting point is easily accessible, located near major landmarks and transportation hubs.

This starting point allows the guide to efficiently gather the group and begin the tour without wasting valuable time.

Guests will receive clear directions on how to reach the meeting location, ensuring a smooth start to their Tbilisi adventure.

From this centralized point, the guide will lead participants through the historic streets, sharing insights and anecdotes along the way.

The meeting point is a convenient and logical starting point for this private walking tour.

Activity Ending

At the conclusion of the tour, the group returns to the starting point where the activity began. From the Metekhi Church or another central landmark, the guide leads participants back to the original meeting location, completing the full-day walking exploration of Tbilisi’s top sights. This return to the starting point allows travelers to easily continue their day’s activities or depart the city as needed, without the hassle of finding their way back. The tour’s circular route and end at the initial meeting spot provide a seamless experience for guests.

Tour Ending Details
Meeting Point	Tbilisi, Georgia
Activity Ends At	Starting Point
Confirmation	At time of booking
Accessibility	Not wheelchair accessible
Group Size	Maximum of 100 travelers

Pricing and Booking

The private walking tour of Tbilisi, Georgia starts from $46.35 per person, offering a lowest price guarantee. Travelers can book the tour directly through Phoenix Tours Georgia, with confirmation provided at the time of booking.

This budget-friendly, full-day tour is an ideal introduction to the city’s top sights. The tour includes a professional guide service and bottled water. Visitors can expect to see the Metekhi Church, Chardin Street, Narikala Fortress, and the Ottoman-era bathhouses and bazaars in the Old Town.

With a maximum of 100 travelers, the tour provides an intimate experience exploring Tbilisi’s rich heritage and vibrant culture. Booking the tour is convenient, but it’s important to note that the activity isn’t wheelchair accessible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Long Does the Tour Last?

The tour lasts a full day. According to the information provided, this is a "full-day, budget-friendly tour" that offers an "ideal introduction to Tbilisi’s top sights" through a private walking experience.

Are There Any Bathroom Breaks During the Tour?

The tour includes periodic bathroom breaks, allowing participants to refresh themselves during the walking tour. The guide ensures there are opportunities to use restroom facilities at various points throughout the day’s activities.

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on this tour. The tour operator has a strict policy that only service animals are permitted to accompany guests. Bringing a pet along would not be feasible or allowed during the walking tour of Tbilisi.

Is Photography Allowed During the Tour?

Photography is generally allowed during the tour, but guests should be mindful of any restrictions or rules at the sites visited. It’s best to check with the tour guide for any specific photography guidelines.

Is the Tour Guide Fluent in English?

The tour guide is fluent in English, allowing for smooth and informative communication throughout the private walking tour. Participants can expect clear explanations and engaging insight into Tbilisi’s top sights and cultural heritage.

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