Mtskheta + Tbilisi Private Tour

Your guide will meet you at your hotel or chosen pickup address in Tbilisi and we’ll begin our journey to Mtskheta, the ancient capital of Georgia — located just 40 minutes from Tbilisi.

Mtskheta is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Georgia, with a history of more than 2,600 years. As the former capital of the early Kingdom of Iberia, it holds immense historical and spiritual importance for the Georgian people.

Upon arrival, we’ll park near the entrance to the city and take a pleasant walk through the charming old streets of Mtskheta. Along the way, you’ll see cozy souvenir shops, traditional snack stands, and local wine-tasting spots, giving you a taste of authentic Georgian culture.

The highlight of our visit will be the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral — one of the most sacred places in Georgia. According to tradition, it is the resting place of the robe of Christ, making it a deeply spiritual and unforgettable stop on our tour.

We’ll continue in the heart of the Old Town, where we’ll park the car and explore the city on foot. During this walking tour, you will visit the following iconic sites:

• Tbilisi Sulphur Baths
• Bridge of Love
• Leghvtakhevi Waterfall
• Meidan Bazaar Tunnel
• King Gorgasali Monument
• Old Tbilisi Cable car
• Mother of Georgia Statue
• Rike Park
• Bridge of Peace
• Anchiskhati Basilica (the oldest church in Tbilisi)
• Rezo Gabriadze Clock Tower
• Shardeni Street

The tour also includes a drive through the city’s key avenues and squares — allowing guests to admire Tbilisi’s highlights from the car.

• Freedom Square – where guests will see the iconic statue of Saint George slaying the dragon, a national symbol of victory and freedom.
• Rustaveli Avenue – along this central boulevard, guests will pass by the National Museum , Art Museum , Georgian National Opera and Ballet Theater, the Parliament of Georgia, the Rustaveli Theatre, and several historic buildings.
• First Republic Square – featuring the famous Bicycle Monument.
• Heroes Square – a moving memorial dedicated to Georgians who gave their lives for the country’s independence.
• Agmashenebeli Avenue – one of Tbilisi’s most elegant streets, known for its 19th-century architecture, colorful facades, and lively atmosphere.
• Orbeliani Presidential Palace – the official residence of the President of Georgia.

Note : If there will be heavy traffic jams, some streets may be skipped.