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In the Old Tbilisi district, visitors can see the domes of Georgian Orthodox and Armenian Gregorian Churches standing side by side with a Turkish Mosque. In an area nearby, off the cobblestoned Leselidze Street, there is a Jewish Synagogue and a Catholic Church just a stones' throw away from each other. There is no other place comparable! With so many interesting sights in Tbilisi and the surrounding countryside you should definitely check out our great range of Tbilisi Tours and activities in Georgia, Caucasus!

The old town of Tbilisi still features a lot of nineteenth century architecture, with its picturesque balconies and traditional woodcarvings. We offer a range of Hotels in Tbilisi Old Town in many varying styles, with manners scoping from Middle Eastern influenced architecture to Byzantine, neo-classical, art nouveau and also Soviet style designs. Often called the Green Capital, there are many trees, alleys, squares and parks in the Tbilisi city. Grab a map of Tbilisi and take a walk on the oldest streets of the city experiencing the tremendous esthetic diversity of Tbilisi!

Much of the range of influence in Tbilisi is due to its distinct location. A country nested between Europe and Asia, and positioned conveniently on the route of the Silk Road, no wonder Tbilisi has a long and tumultuous history and diverse demographics. With mainly Orthodox Christians, Tbilisi is also home to Jews and Muslims whose religious centres can all be seen within the city's Old Town. The multicultural city is home to 100 different ethnic groups, coming from all over Europe and Asia, making Tbilisi certainly a rare and unique city. If you would like more information about Tbilisi, visit our Tbilisi Destination Guide.

One of the best places to experience in Tbilisi is that of which the name derived. 'Tbili' literally means warm in Georgian, and the Iranian Sulfur Baths in the Bath district of Abanotubani are a must-do for anyone visiting Tbilisi. The baths are also part of a local legend, where a 5th century king moved the capital city of Georgia to Tbilisi after a deer that he had shot with an arrow had miraculously recovered after falling into the baths. Whether or not this is a true story, the baths are certainly a 'hot spot' for travellers, and are known for their rheumatic healing powers. Visit our Tbilisi Tours page for ideas and inspiration!

Tbilisi also offers plenty to see and do culturally within the city limits. The Tbilisi State Academic Opera and Ballet theatre is located in the centre of town and is the oldest one of its kind in Georgia and has hosted many famous operas and ballets. Not far from here, is one of the largest Orthodox Cathedrals in the world, the Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral, or more familiarly, Sameba. There are also plenty of other churches, mosques, synagogues and museums within the city that surely will give anybody visiting cultural fatigue! Relax your travel weary feet in one of the fantastic Tbilisi accommodation options you can book through our site.

Tbilisi offers everything for entertainment and relaxation. Various art galleries, monasteries, fitness clubs, literature cafes, different shops, and pubs and restaurants in Tbilisi make the choice for the short-term visitor difficult. After the dark era during 1990s, Tbilisi has become a normal safe place to visit as any other major European City. There are also many things to do outside the surrounding area, including fortresses and ruins, perfect for Tblisi day trips for those staying longer than a few days in Tbilisi.

Our local team also offer many hotels across the Georgian countryside, including Hotels in Akhaltsikhe, Hotels in Borjomi, Hotels in Gudauri, Hotels in Kutaisi, Hotels in Shatili, Hotels in Telavi! Just click on one of the links for more information!