Historias de Crimen en Tbilisi: El Mundo Criminal Soviético

Worth a punt especially if you like more off the beaten track tours . Jenka was very good a credit to your company . Only disappointed that was unable to photograph train works but heavy security on site prohibited this and strongly enforced the rule .

This tour was very unique and wasn’t only about history but the guide’s lived experiences. I could ask many questions and he was open to discussing many topics and it felt personalized

We recently did this tour with Lasha. His partner also showed up so the two of them talked about this together. It was interesting to see some things we probably never would have seen in Tbilisi otherwise - or thought to seek out. The abandoned trains were neat and the neighbourhood was cool to see. The two guides were also friendly and Lasha was quite passionate about all the stops. I would recommend a bit more information at the beginning about what we were going to see and the significance of all the sites before getting started. A bit of an intro basically. We didn't always understand what all the crime was referring to at each of the stops. Otherwise, it was a nice way to spend an evening walking around. It seems to be a new offering so with a bit of fine tuning, it could probably be a pretty interesting niche tour once you've seen the main normal sites of Tbilisi.

Lasha and Natalie were brilliant throughout this whole guided tour. I had also gone on the soviet city tour with Natalie and loved that. The trip was almost 2.5 hours long, and we uncovered some hidden gems. It's not a normal "tourist" tour, and we learned a lot about crime and politics in the 90s. Lasha is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about sharing his stories. Natalie was fun and energetic, and also shared small things to eat with us throughout. For example, from the church bakery. Overall, I would really recommend it. It was quite fun; the other people with me were really fun too.

This was a super interesting tour and I would absolutely recommend it to anybody who would like to see and learn about a different side of Tbilisi beyond the regular tourist attractions. Lasha is fun and knowledgeable and offers interesting personal stories throughout the tour.