Georgia Historical Park - Take a cable car to Narikala Fortress - Monument to Mother Georgia - Take photos in front of the ancient Abanotubani Baths - Bridge of Peace - Stroll along Shadani Pedestrian Street
Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit the Georgia Historical Monument (The Chronicle of Georgia) (approximately 30 minutes), a symbol of Tbilisi. Designed by renowned Georgian-Russian architect and sculptor Zurab Tsereteli, it was built in 1985 to celebrate 3,000 years of Georgian sovereignty and 2,000 years of Christianity in Georgia. The monument features massive black stone columns carved with various figures representing Georgia's past. It consists of 16 massive columns, each standing 35 meters tall. Each column is carved with various patterns depicting Georgian history. It is divided into three sections: the lower section depicts stories from the Christian Bible, the middle section depicts the lives of high-ranking officials, and the top section depicts important events in Georgia. Enjoy panoramic views of the city from this location. Then, take a cable car to admire the charm of Tbilisi, which has preserved the unique character of its old city, founded since the 5th century, while continuing to modernize the city perfectly. Admire the beautiful houses, painted in pastel colors and boasting vibrant orange roofs.
*(In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, such as heavy snowfall or the cable car being closed for maintenance, which prevents access to the top, the company reserves the right to arrange a guided tour instead. The cable car fare is non-refundable, as this is an all-inclusive package.)
Then, at the top, you'll visit Narikala Fortress, a large and ancient fortress. Historians consider it one of the most powerful and invincible fortresses. The name NARI-KALA is Persian for "unbreakable fortress." It is believed to have been built in the 4th century to protect Tbilisi during wartime, and has since become a major landmark in Tbilisi. Stop to take photos of the Mother of Georgia statue, a monument to the Mother of Georgia. This 20-meter-tall statue of a woman stands majestically on Sololaki Hill, symbolizing the spirituality of the Georgian people. Built in 1958 to commemorate the 1500th anniversary of the founding of Tbilisi, the 20-meter-tall statue, designed by a Georgian sculptor, is made of aluminum. The figure depicts a woman in traditional dress, holding a sword in her right hand and a wine glass in her left. The wine glass represents a friendly visitor, and Georgians are ready to make friends with the country's traditional beverage, fine wine. However, if the visitor means an enemy, the sword is ready to protect them from invasion. Take a photo in front of the ancient bathhouse, Abanotubani Tbilisi Sulfur Baths. The Abanotubani (Sulfur Baths) district, the old town, is home to sulfur springs. It is said that the hot springs here contain many minerals that help to brighten the skin. Admire the ancient bathhouse, which features a unique brown dome roof and blue-patterned arches. The bridge is exquisitely beautiful, with a stunning view of the Narikala Fortress in the background.
Lunch at a restaurant.
Visit THE BRIDGE OF PEACE, a fascinating architectural marvel in Tbilisi. Situated on the Mtkvari River, it connects the Old Town with the New Town. Designed by Italian architect Michele de Lucchi, the 150-meter-long bridge features a steel and glass structure adorned with LED lights. It was first opened in 2010.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll along Shardeni Street, a vibrant and cultural hub for Georgians. Located in the heart of the Old Town, it exudes a European flair. The streets are lined with shops, local souvenir shops, cafes, and distinctive Tbilisi-style buildings, as well as numerous chic restaurants and cafes.
Enjoy a satisfying stroll and dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation: 4-star Georgian hotel or equivalent.
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