Which tours are worth taking in Tbilisi, and where can you book them?
Walking, wine and food tours, and day trips.
Short answer
Popular tours in Tbilisi include walks through the Old Town, Sololaki and Abanotubani, wine and food tours with tastings, and day trips to Mtskheta, Kazbegi, Kakheti and Uplistsikhe. Book with agencies around Freedom Square and the Old Town or online in advance. Prices depend on whether the tour is group or private.
Why
- Many guides and agencies run tours in Russian.
- Before booking, check what's included: transport, tickets, tastings and lunch.
- A 2-3 hour walking tour is enough for a first look at the city.
Details
Read reviews of the guide or agency before booking. Winter mountain trips depend on the weather, so check cancellation terms.
Tip
Take an Old Town walking tour on day one; it makes exploring on your own easier afterwards.
What may differ
Price and format depend on whether the tour is group or private and on the guide's language.
People also ask
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Sources
- Georgian National Tourism AdministrationChecked at:
Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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