What You Can Do in Just 3 Days Trip to Tbilisi, Georgia?

Tbilisi – the Georgian capital has a lot to explore. Tbilisi is conveniently perched along the Mtkvari River banks and surrounded by hills and mountains. Despite its condensed size, Tbilisi offers a lot of popular attractions. It is a perfect destination in Georgia that blends different cultures and diverse history, and exploring all attractions in three days might just not be possible. So to make things simpler, we’ve made a detailed itinerary to spend three days in Tbilisi.

Day-by-Day Guide to Popular Attractions in Tbilisi, Georgia

Day 1 in Tbilisi

Get a flight booking to Tbilisi’s Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) during the early hours of the day one. Choose a hotel/hostel located near the city centre. The airport is located 17 kilometers away from the city centre. You can take a taxi/train/bus to reach the hotel. Few hotels may offer free shuttle service from the airport. Taxis are available throughout the day and the fare depends on the taxi meter indication. Check in your hotel as early as possible, freshen up, and have a breakfast.

After breakfast, begin your Tbilisi tour with Rustaveli Avenue. It is home to numerous attractions like the

• Georgian National Opera Theater
• Freedom Square
• Kashveti Church
• Parliament of Georgia

You can find a number of spots in Rustaveli Avenue to enjoy a perfect lunch. In the afternoon, take a stroll through the historic district of Tbilisi, Old Town. The Old Town is filled with picture-perfect balconies, cobblestone streets, tiny shops, and ancient churches which will take you back into past time. Those who’re looking for nightlife and great dinner can tuck into a table at its popular restaurants. Never miss tasting the Khachapuri in Tbilisi.

Day 2 in Tbilisi

On the morning of Day 2, get ready to explore Tbilisi’s glory. Grab some breakfast at the hotel. Have a look at unique collection of artworks in Georgian National Museum located in Rustaveli Avenue. The museum open from 10 AM to 6 PM. Spend at least 2 hours to view the wonderful world of culture, science, and art.

Following this, make way to enjoy fun time at Mtatsminda Park – a fun spot for generations. Mtatsminda Park is an amusement park located 800-metres above the city. Tourists can enjoy a range of activities like flume ride, children’s rides, mini Mine Train Coaster, spinning coaster, Febbri drop tower, reverse bungee, and much more. From the park, tourists can enjoy spectacular views of the city.  Meanwhile, you can have snacks or soft drinks at its number of outdoor cafes at reasonable prices.

No trip to Georgia will complete without tasting a traditional Georgina dinner and the best wines of the country. Choose the best wine bar and restaurant to taste a large selection of Georgian wines and dishes.

Day 3 in Tbilisi

Your last day in Tbilisi can be spent by shopping and wandering Tbilisi’s flea markets. Marjanishvili neighborhood is the best place to spend your final day. Dry Bridge Bazaar is a fantastic shopping area where you can get entertained for hours. Purchase from a range of antiques, jewelery, to bric-a-brac at the Dry Bridge.

If you’re not interested in shopping here is one more must-do activity in Tbilisi. Never miss exploring the Mother Georgia Statue and the city via cable car. Take a cheap cable car ride and enjoy bird’s eye view over the city while riding from Narikala Fortress to the Old Town.

Head back to the hotel, start packing your baggage and leave some time for your relaxation. Check-in for your flight on time and fly back to your hometown with priceless memories.

Things to know before you book your travel to Tbilisi

How to reach Tbilisi?

Flights to Tbilisi from Dubai – flyDubai, Turkish Airlines, Aeroflot

Tbilisi to Kuwait Flights – Qatar Airways, Emirates, Royal Jordanian

Flights to Tbilisi from Cairo – Turkish Airlines, EgyptAir, Lufthansa

Muscat to Tbilisi Flights – Qatar Airways, flyDubai, Emirates

How to get around?

The city features good transportation system consisting of metro, taxis, and buses. However, the city is compact and it can be explored by foot or bicycle. If you’re on a luxury trip, hire a taxi or rent a car to explore the city.

Hotels to consider in Tbilisi:

Tbilisi offers a number of accommodation options from budget, mid-range to luxury hotels suitable for everyone’s comfort and budget. Check your suitable accommodation in Tbilisi before you’re flying.  Since you’re staying for a short period, get your accommodation in the Old Town. It is the best base to explore Tbilisi’s main attractions.