Where to go with children in Tbilisi?
Parks, rides, museums and outings for kids.
Short answer
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. Kids usually enjoy Mziuri Park, Turtle Lake, the Open Air Ethnographic Museum and puppet shows. In summer there is a water park at the Tbilisi Sea.
Why
- Mtatsminda Park is the city's biggest amusement park.
- Many parks and walks in Tbilisi are free.
- The cable cars themselves are an attraction for children.
Details
The Old Town is hard going with a pushchair because of cobbles and hills, so a baby carrier is easier. Many cafes have children's corners.
Tip
Take the children up the funicular to Mtatsminda Park for rides and city views.
What may differ
Hours and programmes depend on the day and season, so check in advance.
Common misconception
What actually happens
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Sources
- Georgian National Tourism AdministrationChecked at:
Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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