Culture & History in Tbilisi

Step into the world of New Tiflis with this immersive Self-Guided Audio Tour designed for explorers keen on uncovering the hidden stories and everyday wonders of the once German-influenced neighborhood in Tbilisi. Perfect for those intrigued by local bazaars, secret corners, and the fusion of rich history with urban life, this tour will be your key to experiencing Tbilisi like a local, guided by the insights of a ten-year resident. Starting outside the atmospheric Tbilisi train station, you'll embark on a journey through the bustling Dezerter Bazaar, along scenic Mikheil Tsinamdzghvrishvili Street, and into the heart of the city's theatrical heritage on Aghmashenebeli Avenue, before reaching the modern allure of Orbeliani Square. Along the path, peek into the reconstructed German consulate, marvel at the stately Dinamo Stadium, and steal a glance at Mushtaidi Park. Amidst the charm of cobblestone streets and European-influenced architecture, you will encounter a myriad of flavors at traditional eateries and sophisticated dining spots. Discover Georgian life pulsating through the markets teeming with local produce, the aroma of freshly baked bread lingering in the air, and the whispers of history echoing off venerable buildings. The journey offers a mix of cultural narratives, architectural grandeur, and vibrant marketplace energy, culminating in a splendid blend of the city's past and present that will imprinted in your memory.

Delve into the architectural treasures of Tbilisi with this in-app audio tour aimed at history enthusiasts and culture seekers. This audio-guided expedition shines a spotlight on the lesser-known edifices of 19th and 20th century Tbilisi, guiding you through the opulent district of Sololaki, once the domain of influential merchants and notable figures. Your audio companion unravels the fascinating backgrounds of the grand mansions and monumental buildings that have been witnesses to the city's transformation from a traditional haven to a burgeoning European metropolis. The journey begins at Pushkin Square, weaving through the historic thoroughfares and culminating at the laudable National Assembly building, formerly the City Municipal Council. Along Leonidze Street, Kikodze Street, and beyond, your route threads together an embroidered tapestry of Neo-Moorish and Art Nouveau designs, where the lavishness of Tbilisi's golden age still echoes. Prepare to be mesmerized by painted hallways, stone balconies, and formidable facades. The stories embedded within these structures paint a vivid picture of the city's past grandeur, and the visual splendor of architectural details – from engraved initials to mythological sculptures – promises a truly memorable and enriching exploration of Tbilisi's hidden gems.