Day 1: Vintage Vibes & Hidden Gems — Tbilisi Retro Car Tour
Duration: 2 Hours
Group Size: Small & Intimate (Max 8 people)
Flexible Starts: 11:00 | 17:00
Step back in time as we explore the winding streets of Tbilisi in a beautifully restored vintage retro car. This isn’t just a tour; it’s a stylish journey through the layers of Georgia's history.
Freedom Square: The beating heart of the city. Look up at the golden statue of St. George and feel the energy of a square that has witnessed Georgia’s most iconic historical moments.
The Bridge of Peace: A stunning glass-and-steel bow that connects the old with the new. It’s the perfect spot to see the city’s ancient fortresses reflected in its modern architecture.
Abanotubani (Sulphur Baths): Wander through the district of brick-domed roofs where the legend of Tbilisi began. The scent of sulphur and the whispers of ancient travellers fill the air in this mystical corner of the city.
Meidan Bazaar: Descend into an underground world of colour. This historic tunnel market is a sensory treasure chest filled with handmade crafts, exotic spices, and the finest Georgian wines.
Dry Bridge Market: An open-air museum of memories. From Soviet-era relics and vintage cameras to hand-painted art, this market is where the city’s stories are told through its objects.
Additional option : Boat ride on Kura river. Price - 25 gel
Day 2: Ancient Capitals & Legends in Stone
Start: 09:00 | Finish: 19:00
Today, we leave the modern world behind to walk the paths of kings and ancient civilisations. We follow the Mtkvari River towards the spiritual heart of Georgia, where history is carved into the very cliffs.
Jvari Monastery: Our morning begins where the clouds meet the mountains. This 6th-century masterpiece overlooks the dramatic meeting of two rivers. It’s a place of breathtaking silence, offering the most iconic view in Georgia and a profound sense of ancient spirituality.
Mtskheta & Svetitskhoveli: We descend into the “Holy City.” Wander through cobbled streets to the majestic Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. It’s a living museum where every stone tells a storey of kings and saints, standing as a grand beacon of Georgia’s deep-rooted faith.
Stalin Museum (Gori): A journey into a complex chapter of world history. In Gori, we visit the humble wooden hut where Joseph Stalin was born and his massive, bulletproof private railway carriage. It’s a rare, unfiltered look at the legacy of a figure who reshaped the 20th century.
Uplistsikhe Cave City: We finish by stepping back 3,000 years into a city carved into golden sandstone cliffs. Explore the winding tunnels and sun-temples of this “Lord's Fortress.” Walking through these echoing stone halls as the light softens is a truly mystical experience.
