
The eighth edition of New Small Wineries on the Big Stage returns to Tbilisi on Saturday, October 24, 2026. Hosted at Mtatsminda Park's Club Underwheel, this autumn festival offers wine lovers a unique chance to meet emerging Georgian producers, taste rare bottles from small cellars, and explore traditional qvevri winemaking straight from the makers.

Discover Tbilisi's famous Dry Bridge Market with our complete visitor guide. Explore this vibrant open-air flea market filled with Soviet memorabilia, vintage cameras, local art, and handmade Georgian crafts. Learn when to visit, what to buy, how to bargain politely with cash, and crucial rules regarding antique export regulations before you go.
Last Updated: September 3, 2026Categories: National parks of Georgia, TbilisiTags: Algeti National Park9.3 min readAlgeti National Park is an easy nature escape from Tbilisi, with forested Trialeti slopes, a marked 16 km hiking circuit and guided horse riding near Manglisi. This practical guide covers transport, seasons, wildlife, nearby historical sites and current visitor information.

Metekhi Church stands above the Mtkvari River beside the equestrian statue of King Vakhtang Gorgasali. Discover its medieval architecture, prison history, panoramic views and practical information for exploring this essential Tbilisi landmark.

Explore Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi’s cultural and political boulevard, from Liberty Square to First Republic Square. Discover Parliament, museums, theatres, architecture, nearby hotels and practical tips for planning your walk.

Sioni Cathedral is one of Tbilisi’s most important religious landmarks and the home of the Cross of St. Nino, Georgia’s most sacred Christian relic. Explore the cathedral’s centuries of history, frescoes and patriarchal tombs, with practical guidance on opening hours, dress code and nearby Old Tbilisi attractions.

Anchiskhati Basilica is Tbilisi’s oldest surviving church, a modest 6th-century sanctuary hidden beside the Gabriadze Theatre in the heart of the Old Town. Explore its layered history, ancient frescoes and enduring Orthodox traditions, with practical advice for planning a respectful visit.

Rising above Tbilisi’s Old Town, Narikala Fortress combines centuries of history with panoramic views over Abanotubani, the Mtkvari River and the city skyline. This visitor guide explains how to reach the fortress by cable car or on foot, what to see, when to visit and which nearby attractions to combine with your trip.

Abanotubani is the historic sulfur bath district where the story of Tbilisi began. This guide covers its founding legend, traditional bathhouses, bathing ritual, Legvtakhevi Waterfall, nearby sights and practical advice for planning your visit.

Discover the best things to do in Tbilisi with kids, from Mtatsminda Park and interactive museums to playgrounds, lakes and family-friendly city tours. Get practical advice on transport, strollers, food, costs and planning a four-day family itinerary.










