Discover our locals' 113 hidden gems in Tbilisi
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Left Bank Beer
Real Georgian experience
"Left Bank Beer" in Tbilisi provides a truly Georgian experience. Have a cold beer with a variety of fish next to the fishermen, just like I do!
by
Nini
Giunashvili
Tbilisi Sea
A sea in the city
"Tbilisi Sea" is a big artifical lake, a fun place for youngsters to do summery things! Also, find the contact zoo and dendrological park here...
by
Nini
Giunashvili
Pho Asian Food
A taste of true wok
I think it is the real fire that gives the wok dishes, especially fried noodles, the kind of flavor that reminds me of Georgian national barbecue, Mtsvadi!
by
Maia
Koberidze
''Apple of Love''
Great place for art lovers
"Apple of Love" in Tbilisi is a 9-meter-high building comprising 145 sculptures created by the great Georgian artist, Zurab Tsereteli!
by
Mariam
Chichua
Alubali
Another hidden gem
"Alubali" is another hidden cafe in Tbilisi, it is perfect outdoors but it's an indoor place with some of the best Georgian menus around.
by
Mariam
Chichua
Sololaki
Oldest and dearest
"Sololaki" in Tbilisi is one of its oldest and most cultural parts. Here you'll find magical old houses with beautiful doors & balconies...
by
Mariam
Chichua
Stamba Hotel
A place where you have everything
"Stamba Hotel" in Tbilisi is an old printing house converted into a restaurant, bookstore & hotel! Great cocktails - they even have a ping pong table!
by
Mariam
Chichua
Soviet Border
Historical brutalism
Tbilisi's center has all the nice places but the soviet parts surround it like a fence. To me, this part is the more unique and interesting...
by
Mariam
Chichua
Zurab Tsereteli Mosaic
Soviet leftover
This mosaic by Zurab Tereteli in Tbilisi was made for the Central bus station in 1973. It's a beautiful modernist Soviet work. Not enough people notice it!
by
Nini
Giunashvili
Ska Juice Bar
My healthy option
"Ska Juice Bar" in Tbilisi has any kind of healthy food you want. You sure will be surprised by how such healthy food can taste so good...
by
Levan
Gogotishvili
Cavea Cinemas (Drive-in Lisi)
Open air cinema
It might not be the most original idea ever, but you know what to expect from a drive-in cinema, but "Cavea Cinemas (Drive-in Lisi) provides that & more!
by
Levan
Gogotishvili
Pro Climbers
Bouldering gym in Tbilisi
If you're like me and prefer active rest over passive, I think you will love the "Pro Climbers" bouldering gym in Tbilisi!
by
Levan
Gogotishvili
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