Tbilisi – Family Tour
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure where history, nature, and excitement come together! Day 1 immerses you in Tbilisi’s rich past, from ancient landmarks to breathtaking architecture, followed by a taste of authentic Georgian cuisine and a thrill-packed visit to Mtatsminda Amusement Park. Day 2 takes you beyond the city to the awe-inspiring Dashbashi Canyon where you can walk across the sky-high glass bridge, sip a cocktail at the Diamond bar, and feel the adrenaline rush on the Zip Bike and Giant Swing, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Day 3 is a journey through time in Mtskheta, Georgia’s ancient capital, where iconic monasteries and stunning riverside views set the scene for an unforgettable experience. Then, step into the future at the Tbilisi Digital Museum, where history and innovation merge in a mesmerizing way. Day 4 is all about fun and entertainment! Spend your morning at East Point, Tbilisi’s premier shopping and entertainment hub, where families can shop, dine, and play at Focus Mocus – entertainment center. Then, return to Mtatsminda Park for one last round of thrills, laughter, and spectacular city views.
Four days of adventure, culture, and unforgettable moments—Tbilisi is waiting for you!
includes:
2 DBL or TWIN rooms for the family, with breakfast for 4 nights in Tbilisi;
Airport transfers;
Tour services according to the itinerary the entrance tickets included;
In Kiketi farm one of the activities for the kids is included in price;
Digital Museum price included; Booking is required in advance;
Price does not include:
Personal expenses;
Meals except breakfasts;
Expenses of Mtatsminda Amusement Park,
Expenses of Family entertainment center “Focus Mocus”;
day 1
Walking tour:
Metekhi church;
Constructed in XIII c., The Metekhi Church (also known as The Metekhi church of the Nativity of the Mother of God) is not just a place of religious worship but a historical landmark that stands as a testament to the enduring Georgian spirit. The site offers stunning panoramic views of the old Tbilisi and the river Kura (Mtkvari). The contrast between the church’s serene, historic setting and the bustling streets—filled with colorful markets, lively cafes, and a mix of modern and traditional architecture—captures the dynamic spirit of Tbilisi in all its glory.
Meidan Bazar;
Hidden beneath Meidan Square in old Tbilisi, Meidan Bazaar is a charming underground market offering a wide range of traditional Georgian goods. Visitors can explore historic trade tunnel to find local wines, spices, handicrafts, and souvenirs. Meidan Bazaar reflects role of Tbilisi as a key stop on ancient trade routes, making it a must-visit spot for both shopping and experiencing Georgian culture.
Bath house district;
The Bathhouse District in Old Tbilisi, known as Abanotubani, is renowned for its historic sulfur springs and distinctive brick domes. This area deeply blends history with relaxation. Beneath its iconic brick domes, natural sulfur springs bubble up in Tbilisi Bath houses, offering soothing, therapeutic waters that have drawn visitors for centuries. Services include soothing massages and pilling (exfoliation), where attendants scrub away dead skin, leaving it refreshed. Many bathhouses also feature steam rooms and hot stone areas for added relaxation. The experience is often complemented with beverages, making it a truly rejuvenating and culturally rich experience.
Legvtakhevi and waterfall;
Leghvtakhevi is a historic district in Tbilisi, nestled in a narrow gorge through which a small river – Tsavkistskali flows. The area is renowned for its picturesque 22-meter-high waterfall, offering a refreshing and peaceful space right in the middle of the bustling old city.
Tbilisi Juma Mosque, Tbilisi synagogue, Armenian Cathedral of Saint George or Catholic church (on request only);
Built in the 19th century, Tbilisi’s Juma Mosque is an architectural marvel that blends Neo-Gothic and Islamic design elements. Uniquely, it serves as a shared space for both Sunni and Shiite Muslims, making it one of the few mosques in the world where members of both branches of Islam pray together in harmony. Juma Mosque symbolizes Georgia’s rich tradition of religious tolerance and unity.
Tbilisi Juma Mosque
Built in the 19th century, Tbilisi’s Juma Mosque is an architectural marvel that blends Neo-Gothic and Islamic design elements. Uniquely, it serves as a shared space for both Sunni and Shiite Muslims, making it one of the few mosques in the world where members of both branches of Islam pray together in harmony. Juma Mosque symbolizes Georgia’s rich tradition of religious tolerance and unity.
Tbilisi synagogue
Situated in the heart of Tbilisi’s historic quarter, the Tbilisi Synagogue, built in the 19th century, showcases a striking blend of Eclectic, Moorish, and Romanesque Revival architectural styles. Adjacent to the active synagogue are a mikveh and a Jewish educational center. Serving as the spiritual center for Georgia’s Jewish community—one of the oldest in the country, with roots tracing back to the 6th century BC—the synagogue reflects the deep and enduring presence of Jewish heritage in Georgia.
Armenian Cathedral of Saint George
Built in the 13th century, the Armenian Cathedral of Saint George stands as a spiritual and cultural center for the Armenian community in Georgia. One of the largest and oldest diasporas in the country, the Armenian presence in Georgia dates back to the 2nd century BC. The cathedral continues to serve as a testament to the centuries-old history and deep roots of the Armenian community within Georgia.
Catholic Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin
Built in the 19th century, the Catholic Church showcases a harmonious blend of Baroque and Neo-Gothic architectural elements. In the 20th century, it underwent restoration and was rededicated to the Assumption of Virgin Mary. Today, the sanctuary features striking contemporary frescoes. The church continues to serve as the spiritual heart for the Catholic community, offering a place of worship and spiritual reflection for believers.
Peace Bridge;
Designed by Italian architect Michele De Lucchi in 2010, the Peace Bridge in Tbilisi connects the modern and historic districts of Tbilisi. In total, 48,000 LEDs and 240 sensors light up the bridge, making it a stunning visual landmark. Every hour, a Morse code message is transmitted across the parapets, symbolizing “life and peace between people,” as envisioned by lighting designer Philippe Martinaud. The Peace Bridge is a symbol of unity across cultures and generations.
Cable ride;
The cable car connects Rike park to Narikala. It was designed and built by the Italian company LEITNER. The entire cable car system meets international standards and European safety norms. Length of the cable line is 500 meters and features seven gondolas with panoramic view. Strategic location of the cable route makes it one of the favorite attractions among the locals as well as the tourists.
Narikala Fortress
Early evidence of Narikala Fortress dates back from the 4th century. Narikala Fortress has witnessed the evolution of Tbilisi through its early years. It has endured the city’s many challenges and wars, standing as a resilient symbol of Tbilisi’s turbulent history. Although now Narikala Fortress remains one of the city’s main attractions, proudly overlooking the old district of the capital.
Mother of Georgia monument
The Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia) monument, created by renowned Georgian sculptor Elguja Amashukeli, stands as a striking 20-meter-tall aluminum figure. Dressed in traditional Georgian attire, the statue holds a glass of wine in one hand, symbolizing the country’s hospitality to friendly visitors, and a sword – in the other, representing its readiness to defend against adversaries. This monument embodies the aspects of Georgian character: warmth and hospitality, combined with strength and vigilance in protecting their land.
Lunch time (on request)
Second half of the day visit Kiketi farm
Kiketi, 25 kilometers away from Tbilisi is located at an elevation of 1,100meters, on the site of the Soviet period farm. Farm has been established recreational, cultural and educational space, which contributes to the development of ecotourism in Georgia.
The territory of an old farm has been revived and transformed into a multifunctional space, that is spread over 10 hectares unifying several establishments: the wine cellar, the stable, the spa center, the cognitive-educational space for holding masterclasses, archaeological program as well, rose nursery, cafe and Container hotel.
Working Hours for Kiketi Farm:
Tuesday –Sunday | 11:00 –20:00Café | Wednesday –Sunday | 12:00 –20:30
day 2
Departure from Tbilisi;
Dimond Bridge and Dashbashi canyon
Glass Bridge over the 280 m deep canyon and diamond-shape café in the middle of the bridge, river flowing underneath, impressive scenery, Sky bike, Zip line – each and all make this destination one of visited for the travelers, who enjoy nature and looking for something fun, adventurous and extreme to explore.
Lunch at Kass Land Diamond Resort (optional);
Kass Land Diamond Resort is oriented to create a diverse ecotourism space in a protected area. The restaurant of the complex offers Georgian and European dishes and beverages.
Return to Tbilisi.
day 3
Departure to Mskheta;
Ancient capital of Georgia, modern Mtskheta is a cozy town with its own architectural style and several important historical or religious centers, located at the confluence of two rivers: Mtkvari and Aragvi, offering at walking distance World Heritage UNESCO site, cafes and restaurants, open space small market and shops of souvenirs and handmade gifts.
Visit Cross monastery;
Located at the top of the hill, VI century Cross monastery has the beautiful view of almost III thousand years old town – Mtskheta and confluence of two rivers: Mtkvari and Aragvi. Cross (Jvari) monastery is early, almost unchanged example of medieval architecture and World Heritage UNESCO site.
Departure to Svetiskhoveli Cathedral;
Visit Svetiskhoveli Cathedral;
One of the venerated Religious centers for Georgians, claimed spot where Christ’s Mantle is kept, burial site of Georgian kings, still preserved unique medieval murals and even more, XI century Svetickhoveli Cathedral is cross-in-square architectural site which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Boat trip on the confluence of two rivers: Mtkvari and Aragvi (on request and booking in advance is required);
Set sail on a family-friendly boat trip along the Mtkvari River in Mtskheta, one of Georgia’s most historic and beautiful towns. This relaxing boat ride offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including lush green hills and the ancient town’s picturesque architecture. As you glide along the river, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and capture beautiful family photos with the backdrop of the Jvari Monastery and the confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers.
Lunch at Salobie or at Tsiskvili restaurant (on request);
Salobie is authentic local restaurant receiving guests since 1967 and offering Traditional Georgian food among which the most famous is bean soup in clay pot. Even the name “Salobie” – comes from Georgian word – “Lobio” that means bean.
Tsiskvili restaurant in Mtskheta
The restaurant Tsiskvili is designed in Georgian ethnographic style, offering impressive views of the Mtkvari river and the mountains, where the guests have the opportunity to enjoy delicious food in an open terrace or inside the hall decorated in Georgian house style.
Return to Tbilisi;
Visit digital museum in Tbilisi;
Experience the future of art at Georgia’s first digital museum, opened in 2019. This immersive space blends technology and creativity, captivating visitors with stunning exhibitions.
Main Hall – A breathtaking digital exhibition featuring cosmic and underwater worlds (850 sq.m).
Mirror Room – A mesmerizing infinity mirror space illuminated by AI-powered LED dots.
Georgian Room – Watch three Georgian films in Screen X, a first in the country’s film industry.
Van Gogh’s Bedroom – Step into a life-like recreation of the artist’s iconic painting.
A must-visit for art lovers and tech enthusiasts alike!
Transfer to hotel.
day 4
East Point
Looking for a one-stop destination for family fun? East Point is Tbilisi’s premier shopping and entertainment center, offering something for everyone in the family! Shop for the latest fashions, explore a wide range of stores, and enjoy delicious meals at family-friendly restaurants.
Focus Mocus – The Ultimate Family Adventure
A world of wonder awaits at this interactive entertainment center! Designed for children and adults alike, Focus Mocus offers magical illusions, engaging activities, and immersive experiences that will leave you amazed.
Mtatsminda Amusement Park (Optional)
Perched atop Mtatsminda Mountain, this iconic amusement park offers breathtaking city views, exhilarating rides, and a lively atmosphere perfect for all ages. You can enjoy a scenic journey by Tbilisi’s historic Funicular Railway, offering stunning panoramic views as you travel. From high-speed roller coasters and spinning rides to the legendary Ferris wheel, enjoy a mix of adrenaline-pumping and family-friendly experiences at Mtatsminda park. Additionally, you can taste charming restaurants, including the famous Funicular Restaurant, where breathtaking views and gourmet dishes create an unforgettable dining experience.
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