Is Tbilisi Georgia worth visiting?

All three of them: Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi are busy, vibrant and worth a visit. Kutaisi is often overlooked by tourists but second biggest city in Georgia is worth your time too, it’s such a pleasant and offbeat destination. These cities are a perfect example that Georgia is more than its beautiful nature.

Is Tbilisi a beautiful city?

Georgia’s capital Tbilisi has been named by an international online magazine among a list of 53 beautiful cities everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime. Tbilisi ranked 31st in the list. See the full list here.

Is Georgia a cheap country to visit?

Georgia is an underrated backpacker’s destination. Not only is it the perfect destination for nature, culture and history lovers, it’s also very cheap to travel and live here. We spent 11 months in this stunning country and it’s one of the cheapest countries we’ve been to so far.

What is the most bohemian city?

Tbilisi
Tbilisi: the world’s most bohemian city.

What is the best time of year to visit Tbilisi?

The city is most vibrant when it starts to get hot. People are out on the terraces enjoying the spring sun. So April to June is a good time to travel to Tbilisi.

What are some interesting facts about Tbilisi?

The currency that is used in Georgia is called Lari. About 3 GEL = €1 and around 2,5 GEL = $1. 3. Tbilisi is not the government city In most countries the government is situated in the capital, but not in Georgia. A couple years ago they decide to move the government to Kutaisi.

What is the airport in Tbilisi like to fly into?

The international airport of Tbilisi operates from a recently renovated terminal. For some reason a lot of international flights from Tbilisi tend to leave in the middle of the night. Arrivals are pretty early as well. I landed at 3.00am, pretty annoying arrival time I would say.

How to get from Armenia to Tbilisi?

To get from Yerevan, Armenia to Tbilisi, Georgia there are several Marshrutka services in luxury Mercedes vans including wifi for 35 GEL ($13). You can also travel to Tbilisi by train. From Yerevan, Armenia and Baku, Azerbaijan there are daily trains going to Georgia.