I am happy that I have found my dream job as a tour guide. I love meeting new people and showing them amazing places in Georgia. I am introducing Georgian culture and history to the guests. Like we always say in Georgia: the guest is sent by god. This means you should always make sure guest is enjoying staying and they are happy with their visit. I also love traveling, not only in Georgia but also abroad. I still have a lot to see and explore.
Discover the enchantment of Tbilisi, a city that captivates travelers with its unique blend of culture, nature, and culinary delights. What makes Tbilisi so special? Is it the warm-hearted people, the joyous Georgian celebrations, or the lush greenery the city craves?
Our guide is your key to unlocking the secrets of Tbilisi. Walk the iconic Rustaveli Avenue, named after a 12th-century Georgian poet, whose words are considered a second Bible in Georgia. Uncover the stories behind the art nouveau buildings, each concealing tales of joy and pain.
Tbilisi isn't just a place; it's a personalized paradise our guide ensures you experience. Dive into the city's vibrancy, where Georgian food tantalizes taste buds, and wine seems crafted for gods. The tour concludes with a tasting of local delights, a perfect ending to your journey through the heart of Tbilisi. Immerse yourself, and let the city's charm unfold like a well-kept secret waiting to be shared.
Your guide will be in front of the Bike Monument. She will send you a message before, please be attentive to your email/WhatsApp.
Let me tell you the story why the heart of the city holds the name freedom. What makes freedom so important for our culture?
The main avenue of the city, which is named after famous Georgian poet. Who was Shota Rustaveli and what role he played to shape Georgian culture?
The Parliament of Georgia building for the first time was built during Soviet Union. After totalitarian regime the building is the temple of Democracy. How did we go to this dramatic change as a nation?
The square named after non-violent power change in 2003. What has this revolution changed in the country?
5th President of Georgia, Salome Zourabishvili lives nearby Rustaveli Avenue. Who is the president of Georgia today and what role she plays in shaping the country?
Let me tell you what you can find in the museum and what makes it so special.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
