Sights of Tbilisi


The beautiful city of Tbilisi is known as the capital of Georgia and its history dates back to the fifth century AD. Warmth and hospitality are the hallmarks of the people of this city, and a trip to Tbilisi and contact with the local people of Georgia is a sweet experience for tourists. The city is known as the bride of Central Asia and the Caucasus and has many spectacular features.

The sights of Tbilisi are in historical, natural, and modern types and attract many tourists to this city every year. In this article from a Tourism Magazine, we tried to introduce some of the most popular tourist attractions in Tbilisi. Join us to get to know the sights of Tbilisi better.

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Tbilisi Peace Bridge Bridge of Peace

One of the famous attractions of Tbilisi is the Peace Arched Bridge. The bridge spans the Kerr River and co


the old part of Tbilisi to the modern part. This structure is located in the heart of Tbilisi and you can enjoy the beautiful view of the city by walking on it. This bridge has a different feeling at night because it has a different effect with hundreds of bright LED lamps.

Tbilisi Freedom Square Freedom Square

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The beautiful Azadi Square, which is the most important square in Tbilisi, is 200 years old. A golden statue of a horse and rider stands on a pedestal in the middle of the square, known as the Statue of St. George. The statue was erected in 2006 and is a memorial to Georgia’s independence.

This square is the intersection of the main streets of the city, Leonidze Street, Rustaveli Street, Pushkin Street, and Leslidze Street.

Visiting hours: 24 hours

Sulfur Spring Baths Tbilisi

Georgia’s famous sulfur baths in the Old City of Tbilisi are among the city’s most popular tourist attractions. Built between the 17th and 19th centuries, these baths have a classical Oriental style and are supplied by natural sources such as hot springs.

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In the past, sulfur baths were so popular that about 60 baths were built, but today there are only 15 baths left. The most beautiful sulfur bath is the Orbeliani bath, which is also known as the blue bath due to the use of blue tiles. One of the prominent features of these baths is the traditional massage, which is very popular among tourists in Tbilisi.

Visiting hours: 08:00 to 12:00

Jinvali Water Reservoir

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It is one of the best places to visit in Tbilisi, which hosts many foreign and domestic tourists in the warm seasons. The lush forests on the slopes of the mountains around the lake give tourists a unique view. The dam is located 70 km from Tbilisi and those interested can reach it in just an hour and create unforgettable memories in the heart of nature.

Narikala Castle Tbilisi Narikala Castle

The only surviving fortress in Tbilisi is Narikala Fortress, located near the Abantubani Sulfur Baths. It is interesting to know that this brick fortress is a masterpiece from the period of Iranian rule and was built in the fourth century by the Safavids. Later, in the courtyard of the complex, the Church of St. Nicholas was built, which dates back to the 12th century. In this church, you can see paintings and engravings from the history of Georgia.

Visiting hours: 24 hours

and more than 10 beautiful destinations that you can read about them in فلای تودی's magazine

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