What to do in Tbilisi on a rainy day?
Museums, sulfur baths, galleries and tastings.
Short answer
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. Rezo Gabriadze's puppet theatre, cinemas in shopping malls and the cosy cafes of Sololaki and Vake are also good options.
Why
- The main museums are on and around Rustaveli Avenue.
- You can rent a private room in the sulfur baths for an hour or two.
- Rain in Tbilisi is most common in late spring and early summer.
Details
Book popular bathhouse rooms in advance at weekends. Tickets for the Gabriadze theatre sell fast, especially for evening shows.
Tip
Pair the museums on Rustaveli Avenue with the sulfur baths; it's especially cosy in the rain.
What may differ
Hours and programmes depend on the day and season, so check in advance.
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Sources
- Georgian National MuseumChecked at:
- Georgian National Tourism AdministrationChecked at:
Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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