Abanotubani
Historic sulfur bath district in old Tbilisi with distinctive brick domes, where the city was legendarily founded. Bathing fees vary by bathhouse but start low, and walking through the district is free.
Church in Tbilisi
Anchiskhati Basilica
The oldest surviving church in Tbilisi, dating to the 6th century. Free to enter, with a simple stone interior and occasional Georgian polyphonic singing.
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Before you go
- Address
- Ioan Shavteli Lane, 0108 Tbilisi
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More in Tbilisi
Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
Bridge of Peace
Modern glass-and-steel pedestrian bridge spanning the Kura River, designed by Michele De Lucchi. Free to cross, especially striking when illuminated at night.
Europe Square
Hillside square with modern architecture, cultural venues, and views over old Tbilisi. Free to visit, with restaurants and exhibition spaces nearby.
Freedom Square
Central square at the start of Rustaveli Avenue, featuring a tall golden St. George statue.
Gabriadze Clock Tower
Whimsical leaning clock tower next to the Gabriadze Puppet Theater, with a small angel that appears on the hour. Free to watch from the street, a beloved Tbilisi landmark.
Great Synagogue of Tbilisi
Active synagogue built in 1903 in the old town, reflecting Tbilisi's historically tolerant religious landscape where churches, mosques, and synagogues stand close together. Free to visit respectfully.
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