Unique things to do in Georgia

City Pub Crawl - It's a party tour where people from different cities and countries get acquainted, chat, dance, and move from the bar to a fun crowd. On the tour we have an average of 10-15 people on Friday and Saturday. So do not look at the number of members on Airbnb, members are recruited from different places. From Sunday till Thursday we have a private tours. In the same evening, there are four bars clubs, doing fun errands. At the end, the most active participants receive the awards, and the party continues. The price includes: - 5 bars/clubs - 5 welcome shots - Entertainment program - Fun guides - Photo Other important information - Crossing between bars 5-10 minutes walking distance.

Learn the secrets to cooking delicious traditional Georgian food with a local! I will show you how to cook khachapuri "Adjaruli" according to an old recipe of the families in Adjara (Georgian region). It is a famous Georgian boat-shaped cheese pie with egg yolk in the center. You will make the true Adjarian khachapuri under my guidance, and also you will make Georgian dumplings - "khinkali" in the style of local highlanders. Of course, after the class, you will enjoy the meal you cooked, with a glass of tasty homemade wine. Other things to note The cooking class takes around 2 hrs. If the time you would like is not available please feel free to contact me.

During the 19th-20th century, Tbilisi started to expand beyond its city walls. At this time, Georgia was part of the Russian Empire, which brought many cultural advancements to the town. Sololaki and Mtatsminda neighborhoods are some of the best examples of that time Tbilisi. Art Nouveau-style architecture dominates these parts of the city. While some of them are well-preserved, some require urgent renovation. The tour takes around 3 hours. We will see : - the so-called Turquoise Lace House on Rustaveli Avenue, which was saved from demolishment by Joseph Stalin. The famous house of Madam Bozarjiantsi was awarded as one of the best residential houses in 1915. - the former residence of the Iranian Consul. - the magnificent handpainted hallways, etc. And listen to quirky urban legends. I assure you'll have a wonderful day with me, full of exciting stories that you can't read in any guidebook.

Guests of Tbilisi are waiting for an unforgettable walk through the colorful streets of the old town with an experienced enthusiast who knows not only Georgian but also World History. Guests will also be able to visit locations that are popular among locals and have not yet been part of the general tourist program. Our walk will start from the central Freedom Square (cargo. Tavisuplebis moedani) and will continue along Kote Abkhazi street, leading us to the area of the old city. On the way we will meet a lot of interesting things: historical and religious sites of different eras, a guide will show you the best places for photos (so on Insta location), as well as he will tell you where in Tbilisi the most delicious khinkali is cooked and where the best khachapuri of the city is baked. In the old town of Tbilisi, there are many attractions of cultural and historical sites. One of them is Shavteli Street, where the residence of the Georgian Patriarch, the oldest Church of the 6th century is located - Anchiskhati and the State Puppet Puppet Theater named after Rezo Gabriadze. Can't do without romance. On Shavteli Street, in the courtyard of one of the house there is a cafe where live piano music can play the piano. During our walk, we front across the Bridge of Peace to the left bank of the Kura River in Rike Park, from where you can climb the oldest defensive fortress of the city, "Narikala"

NB! If you can't find a date or time that works for you on my calendar, please let me know and we can find a solution. On our wine tour, we we will visit two small wineries, which are in the very heart of old Tbilisi. At these places, we will taste several famous Georgian wines made, both in traditional Georgian way(in cone-changing clayware) and by European technology and the real Chachu of grape +50°. Experienced sommeliers will allow you to experience wine like a drink and discover the unique Georgian traditions of winemaking that dates back to the ancient Neolithic era. In between tastings, I will give you a full tour of the capital, tell you about the history, culture and traditions of the Georgian people and Tbilisians.

We propose to learn how to cook Khinkali and Imeretian Khachapuri under the guidance of the Chef of one of the most delicious restaurants in Tbilisi Price included: - cooking 2 dishes: Khinkali and Imeretian Khachapuri - a plate with local Georgian cheeses - Salad of unforgettable Georgian tomatoes and cucumbers (our guests bring then home) with Kakhetian aromatic oil - Georgian homemade wine - funny stories about the city of Tbilisi Other things to note After passing you will certainly want to repeat the experience at home and after class we will send you recipes. The class will be led by one of our chefs.

Visit Armenia from Tbilisi in only one day! Discover another gem of the Caucasus region as you visit UNESCO sites, enjoy the scenic landscapes and taste delicious Armenian food! We'll see mystic medieval monasteries surrounded by beautiful gorges and valleys and discover unique Soviet architecture in an old industrial town. On the list: - UNESCO listed monasteries of Sanahin - the blue frescoes of Akhtala fort - the pristine landscapes of Debed gorge - Haghpat monastery where you can test amazing acoustics And what makes the experience most authentic? Of course the people and the food, so please join us for a lunch prepared by a local family at their home! A truly memorable trip for everyone who wants to see more of the Caucasus region.

We offer wine tasting experience, where you will hear many stories about georgian wine and it's traditions, unique and oldest winemaking style , it includes 5 sorts of wine and chacha with snacks. Wine selection is up to our costumers.

Embark on a captivating one-day tour to the David Gareji Monastery complex, a revered and historic religious site located in Georgia. Situated about 100 kilometers southeast of Tbilisi, the complex was founded in the 6th century by Saint David Garejeli and featured buildings that have been carved into towering rocks. The monastery is home to ancient frescoes and offers stunning semi-desert landscapes to explore. During the tour, you will also visit the Natlismtsemeli monastery, also known as the Saint John monastery. The tour includes a stop at a cosy house for lunch and a wine factory where you can savour traditional Georgian wines. Please note that this tour requires a moderate level of physical fitness and involves walking approximately 4 kilometers (2.4 miles) on uneven ground. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and prepare for walking on the dirt path. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the rich history and cultural significance of the David Gareji Monastery complex.

Dear friends! On this experience you will find a master class on the preparation of famous Georgian "Khinkali" and "Khachapuri in Ajar style". The event will be hosted in a Georgian family of experienced culinary guests in a cozy homely environment. They will teach you how to find ingredients, introduce you to popular recipes, and discover the secrets of Georgian cuisine, which will make it easy for you to cook at your home. The first dish we will cook khinkali is the pride of Georgian cuisine. Testo: During the course of the workshop, you will learn how to properly select quantities and mix dough to make it elastic and soft. Fixing: You will find out what ingredients to fill your khinkali with the same healing broth that perhaps takes up the main place in the process of eating this dish. You'll also learn how to turn your khinkali correctly so they don't fall apart when cooking. We will cook khachapuri in the second dish in Ajar style. Our culinary technician will show you how to properly prepare khachapuri dough, so that it turns out to be tender and what cheese to use to make it stretching and melt in your mouth. You will also learn about different ways of arranging this exquisite Georgian dish. Cooking will be accompanied by stories and legends about national cuisine. And then, of course, you will get a home-cooked tasting.

Let´s talk real wine! On this tour we´ll take you to selected artisan wineries, introduce you to one of the last Qvevri makers and let you taste the best Amber wines of Kakheti region. We will visit 3 different wineries, stop at beautiful churches and panoramic points, taste our way through local specialties at a farmers market, and of course learn everything about the traditional Georgian wines. At each of the carefully selected wineries we´ll enjoy a wine tasting and background information on the wine making process as well as some personal anecdotes and a traditional toast - a "sacred" process in Georgia. Be our guest and let us show you the best of Georgia´s natural wine scene!

If you are searching not a "basic history" tour, filled with tons of interesting facts, and personal stories about living in Tbilisi, that will make you feel like you learned a lot about cultural habits, the city, and the country, then you can continue reading! As you may know, the old town is the most atmospheric district of the city, full of traditional Tbilisian houses, different architectural styles, and historical buildings where you can enjoy walking the labyrinth of alleyways and discovering hidden restaurants, cafes, and shops. In this walking tour, we will explore all highlights of the old town, stopping to admire landmarks such as the Narikala Fortress, the Sulphur baths, the Juma mosque, the waterfall, and the Metekhi church, from where we will continue to see the modern Bridge of Peace, Rike park and with using of the Cable car we will see the monument The Mother of Georgia! For a better introduction to the city and culture, after seeing all the main attractions, we will go to the Wine boutique, where you will be able to try Georgian wines made in Traditional and European ways and after tasting them you tell me which one you liked more! At the end of the tour, If you would like to try Georgian traditional food, we can go to the authentic restaurant, or you can take notes of the places, that I will recommend going to!

Enjoy your very own private chef experience at your place! Learn the secrets hidden within each dish, and enjoy a delicious multi-course meal. Get ready to discover the taste of Batumi without leaving your own dining room! I will arrive 90 minutes before your preferred dining time in order to begin working my magic. I won't arrive empty-handed! No-no, I will show up at your doorstep equipped with every ingredient needed in order to prepare your meal. Feel free to put your apron on and cook some of the dishes with me! I am eager to share with you the secrets behind my recipes and Batumi local hidden treasures. Not in the mood? Well then lay down, relax, enjoy a few appetizers and allow me and my team to take care of you. Eat, share, drink, laugh, and explore Batumi dining scene from your own table. Oh and don’t worry about tidying up, everything will be left spotless for you to continue to enjoy! To have a closer look at my menus, send me a direct message and I will send them your way! Take advantage of our group discounts! ★ 20% OFF — groups from 4 to 5 guests ★ 30% OFF — groups of +6 guests Please note that to book an experience there is a minimum of 2 guests required.

We are a hospitable wine cellar in Tbilisi old town, which is 200 years old. Our production is exclusive and only sold in our cellar. There you can try 7 different types of wine, Chacha and our delicious cheese boards. As an owner, I will let costumers try our wine and give them an idea of where and how we make wine and what is the story behind our wine cellar . We will also tell them about the Georgian history, traditions and culture, because our wine comes with history. Our main mission is to accept the visitors in most hospitable way, to make friends with them and give them any information they ask about the wine, Georgian History and the culture. After leaving our wine cellar ,they will know ins and out of the Georgian winemaking and Georgia as a whole. But most importantly, they will have us as a friends.

In my native watercolor painting class, we will learn the 'Lingering' technique - a reception in multi-layer painting, when the watercolor is covered with thin and transparent splashes, from a brighter to a darker color. This technique for more realistic reflection of the colors, half-tones, and shade of the property. We can also try mixed appliances with a black gel handle or colored pencils. You can offer your own piece of artwork or what you're looking for.