Tbilisi Architecture and Markets
Two city days from Sololaki entrances to old markets and Abanotubani.
- days
- 2 / 1 nights
- Total distance
- 32 km
- Total driving
- 02:00
- Car needed
- Economy class
- Season
- year-round
- Difficulty
- Easy
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A relaxed urban route combining architecture museums markets and living neighbourhoods.
Day-by-day plan
Day 1: Sololaki → National Museum → Dry Bridge. Day 2: Dezerter Bazaar → Abanotubani → Chronicle.
Stops on this route
Sololaki and its Art Nouveau Entrances
A nineteenth-century merchants' district under the ridge, where the best of it is inside the stairwells.
1.5 hGeorgian National Museum
The flagship museum on Rustaveli Avenue — Colchian gold, the Dmanisi hominids and the Soviet Occupation hall.
2 hDry Bridge Market
An open-air flea market where two centuries of the country's household objects are laid out on folding tables.
1 hDezerter Bazaar
Georgia's main food market beside the railway station, where produce from every region ends up.
1 hAbanotubani and the Sulphur Baths
The birthplace of Tbilisi — brick-domed sulphur bathhouses in the heart of the Old Town.
2 hThe Chronicle of Georgia
Tsereteli's colossal bronze pillars above the Tbilisi Sea — the city's most cinematic sunset viewpoint.
1 hTips
- Visit the market in the morning.
- Reserve the bath in advance.
Booking and enquiries
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