What to see in Tbilisi in 1, 3 or 5 days?
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Short answer
In one day in Tbilisi you can cover the Old Town, the Abanotubani baths, Narikala fortress, the Bridge of Peace and Rustaveli Avenue. Three days add Mtatsminda, the National Museum, the Dry Bridge and a trip to Mtskheta. Five days allow day trips to Kakheti and Kazbegi, each a full day out.
Why
- The Old Town is compact and easy to explore on foot and by the Narikala cable car.
- Mtskheta is 20-25 kilometres away, a half-day trip.
- Sighnaghi is about two hours away and Stepantsminda about three.
Details
Staying in the Old Town or Sololaki keeps everything close. The Dry Bridge flea market runs at weekends, and in the evening Mtatsminda offers views of the city lights.
Tip
Leave time in your plan for cafes and the baths; walking routes in Tbilisi are tiring in the heat.
What may differ
Many museums close on Mondays, so check opening hours before you go.
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Sources
Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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