Entertainment, nightlife and baths
Where to go in the evening, on a rainy day or with kids in Tbilisi and Batumi, how the sulfur baths work and where to catch a film in English.
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Where do people dance bachata and salsa in Tbilisi?
Tbilisi has several Latin dance schools teaching bachata, salsa and kizomba, and regular evening parties, known as socials, take place in bars and dance halls.
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Where can you dance and celebrate a birthday in Tbilisi?
Birthdays in Tbilisi are most often celebrated at a Georgian restaurant with live music and a feast, where you can also dance.
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Are there casinos in Georgia, and what is the minimum age?
Yes, casinos are legal in Georgia, mostly in Batumi and Tbilisi and usually in large hotels.
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What to do in Tbilisi on a rainy day?
On a rainy day in Tbilisi, visit the National Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts and the National Gallery, relax in the Abanotubani sulfur baths and go to a wine tasting.
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Where to go with children in Tbilisi?
With children in Tbilisi, take the funicular or cable car up to Mtatsminda Park with its rides and Ferris wheel, walk in Rike Park and ride the cable car to Narikala.
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Where to go in Tbilisi in the evening?
In the evening, stroll through the Old Town and Abanotubani when Narikala fortress, the Bridge of Peace and Metekhi are lit up, go up Mtatsminda for the city lights and sit in Sololaki's wine bars.
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Where to go with children in Batumi?
With children in Batumi, visit 6 May Park with its dolphinarium, mini-zoo, aquarium and rides, cycle or ride an electric car along the boulevard and take the Argo cable car.
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What to do in Batumi on a rainy day?
On a rainy day in Batumi, visit the museums, such as the Archaeological Museum and the Adjara Museum of Fine Arts, catch a show at the dolphinarium and visit the aquarium in 6 May Park, or head to a shopping mall with a cinema.