COOL THINGS IN JAPAN YOU MUST SEE
The view from Mother Georgia is among the best in the city and provides an excellent perspective from which to view Tbilisi.
This quaint street is one of Tbilisi’s restaurant rows. Both sides of the street are lined with open-air restaurants and bars selling traditional, as well as international fare.
If museums are your thing, you can spend a day here learning about the country’s turbulent history and introducing yourself to little-known but remarkable Georgian artists.
Tbilisi is one of the best cities for street art. You find it everywhere on bridges, in tunnels and city walls. It is whimsical, very artistic and fun.
Flea markets such as these sprung up throughout the city after the fall of the Soviet Union so residents could make ends meet. Now the market caters more to tourists looking for arts and crafts and other souvenirs of their visit.
At 490 feet long (150m) long, the Peace Bridge spans the Kura River in downtown Tbilisi. It is a modern design constructed of steel and glass with thousands of lights that go on as soon as night falls to create a dramatic sight.