The tour also includes a drive through the city’s key avenues and squares — allowing guests to admire Tbilisi’s highlights from the car. • Freedom Square – where guests will see the iconic statue of Saint George slaying the dragon, a national symbol of victory and freedom. • Rustaveli Avenue – along this central boulevard, guests will pass by the National Museum , Art Museum , Georgian National Opera and Ballet Theatre, the Parliament of Georgia, the Rustaveli Theatre, and several historic buildings. • First Republic Square – featuring the famous Bicycle Monument. • Heroes Square – a moving memorial dedicated to Georgians who gave their lives for the country’s independence. • Agmashenebeli Avenue – one of Tbilisi’s most elegant streets, known for its 19th-century architecture, colourful facades, and lively atmosphere. • Orbeliani Presidential Palace – the official residence of the President of Georgia. Note : If there will be heavy traffic jams, some streets may be skipped.

Our next stop is the Dry Bridge — a unique and vibrant flea market in the heart of Tbilisi. This fascinating spot can easily capture your attention for hours, especially if you’re interested in art, vintage collectibles, and antiques. It’s one of the best places in the city to find unusual, meaningful, and memorable souvenirs.

Our final and most iconic stop, we visit Sameba Cathedral — the Holy Trinity Cathedral, a true symbol of modern Georgia. Majestically rising on St. Ilya Hill, Sameba is the tallest church in the country, standing at 101 metres. Its golden dome is visible from almost every part of Tbilisi, making it one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks. The cathedral’s impressive architecture is part of a larger spiritual complex that includes the Patriarch’s residence, a monastery, a theological school and academy, as well as nine chapels — five of which are located underground. At the end of the tour, we will take you back to your hotel.