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Landing in Tbilisi soon? Here's what to know before you go.

From currency and hills to ancient sulfur baths, colorful carved balconies, delicious wine history, and modern cable cars, we've got the essentials covered for your trip to the heart of the Caucasus.

Language & Currency

Official language Georgian Georgian, with its own beautiful 33-letter alphabet, is official. English is exceptionally common among younger locals, hotel staff, and in hipster cafes, while Russian is also understood by older generations
Payments Georgian Lari (GEL) Tbilisi is highly digital. Standard Visa and Mastercard are accepted almost everywhere, including cafes and taxis. However, keep some physical cash for small fruit stalls or village day trips

Getting Around

Fastest in City Metro & Bolt Ride-Hailing The two-line Tbilisi Metro is fast, deep, and highly efficient. For direct routes, download Bolt—the local ride-hailing app is incredibly reliable and very cheap
Also popular Metromoney Card & Cable Cars Purchase a "Metromoney" card at any station to pay for the subway, local blue buses, and the spectacular aerial cable car linking Rike Park to the ancient Narikala Fortress

Top Attractions

Old Tbilisi & Abanotubani Explore the historic quarter's leaning clock tower and pastel wooden houses. Relax in the dome-roofed brick sulfur baths of Abanotubani, the city's historic birthplace
Narikala Fortress & Mother of Georgia Gaze over the city from this 4th-century fortress, standing alongside the towering "Kartlis Deda" statue, who holds a bowl of wine for friends and a sword for enemies
The Chronicle of Georgia Located on a hill near the Tbilisi Sea, this massive, 30-meter-tall bronze monument of pillars is often called "Georgia's Stonehenge," depicting kings, queens, and biblical scenes

Events & Traditions

October (Early) Tbilisoba Festival The city's biggest celebration of autumn harvest and history. Streets fill with open-air food stalls, traditional polyphonic singing, folk dancing, and fresh grape-pressing
Cradle of Wine Try Amber Qvevri Wine Georgia is the oldest wine-producing nation (8,000 years!). Sample traditional skin-contact "amber" wines fermented in large subterranean clay vessels called "Qvevri"
Year-Round Khachapuri, Khinkali & Churchkhela Feast on boat-shaped, egg-yolk topped "Adjaruli Khachapuri" cheese bread, slurp broth from giant "Khinkali" meat dumplings, and snack on candle-shaped "Churchkhela" nut candies
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