Tbilissi en 3 jours
Narikala Fortress et Abanotubani Sulfur Baths le jour 1, Holy Trinity Cathedral et Bridge of Peace le jour 2 et Rustaveli Avenue et Dry Bridge Flea Market le jour 3.
Jour 1 : Narikala Fortress et Abanotubani Sulfur Baths
The historic heart of Tbilisi, a maze of narrow, winding streets, hidden courtyards, and wooden balconies clinging to hillsides.
Matin
Narikala Fortress
Quartier : Old Town.
Pour manger
Traditional & Supra Feasts
At a traditional feast, pace yourself. The dishes keep coming, and toasts are frequent.
Où aller : Barbarestan (for recipes from a 19th-century cookbook), Shavi Lomi (innovative takes on classics), Salobie Bia (for authentic, home-style cooking)
Après-midi
Abanotubani Sulfur Baths
Quartier : Old Town.
Soir
Open Air Museum of Ethnography
A vast hillside park featuring traditional houses, farmsteads, and churches from every region of Georgia, meticulously relocated and reconstructed.
Jour 2 : Holy Trinity Cathedral et Bridge of Peace
Matin
Holy Trinity Cathedral
Pour manger
Wine Bars & Cellars
Ask for 'qvevri' wines—unfiltered, skin-contact wines that are Georgia's signature.
Où aller : Vino Underground (pioneering natural wine bar), Ghvino Underground (intimate cellar vibes), G.Vino (great selection by the glass)
Après-midi
Bridge of Peace
Soir
Sulfur Baths' Rooftop
The domed rooftops of the Abanotubani bathhouses are accessible to the public and offer a unique, photogenic perspective of the district.
Jour 3 : Rustaveli Avenue et Dry Bridge Flea Market
Matin
Rustaveli Avenue
Pour manger
Street Food & Markets
The best lobiani is found at the small stalls inside the Deserter's Bazaar, not the perimeter shops.
Où aller : Lobiani (bean-filled bread) at Deserter's Bazaar, Khachapuri from local bakeries, Fresh fruit and spices at the market stalls
Après-midi
Dry Bridge Flea Market
Bargaining is expected at the Dry Bridge Flea Market but not in shops or restaurants.
Soir
Beton Music Club
An underground, no-frills music venue located in a concrete Soviet-era bunker near the river.
Avec un jour de plus : Mtskheta
30 min by marshrutka or taxi. Hors des 3 jours : mieux vaut y consacrer une journée entière que de la caser dans l'une d'elles.
The ancient capital and spiritual heart of Georgia, a UNESCO World Heritage site where the country adopted Christianity. It's a pilgrimage site of immense historical importance.
À voir : Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Jvari Monastery, Samtavro Monastery, Mtskheta's old town and market
Avant de partir
Depuis l'aéroport
The most convenient option is a Bolt taxi, which costs 25-35 GEL to the city center and takes 20-30 minutes. The airport bus (route 337) costs 1 GEL with a Metromoney card and takes about 45 minutes to the final stop at Metro Station 'Square of the Republic.'
Se déplacer
The city center (Old Town, Rustaveli, Sololaki) is very walkable, though be prepared for steep, cobbled streets. Distances between major sights are often 15-30 minutes on foot.
Conseils sur place
- For the best khinkali, skip the touristy Old Town spots and head to a local chain like Zakhar Zakharich or Pasanauri for the juiciest, most flavorful dumplings.
- When visiting the sulfur baths, book a private room (like at Royal Bath or Gulo's) for a more authentic and hygienic experience than the public pools.
- Use the Tbilisi Metro. It's incredibly cheap (1 GEL per ride with a rechargeable Metromoney card), efficient, and the stations are stunning Soviet-era architectural feats.
