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The 10 most popular Soviet & Brutalist Tbilisi Tours in Tbilisi. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Half-day group tour from Tbilisi to Mtskheta and Jvari, with Svetitskhoveli, wine tasting, and Chronicles of Georgia panoramic views.
“First of all our tour guide Freddi was the best !! We had great time in the tour beautiful views and history . Wine tasting was fun and tasty. Much recommended!!!”
Private northern Armenia day trip from Tbilisi with UNESCO monasteries, Akhtala frescoes, a home-style family lunch, and a Soviet museum stop.
“Our tour guide Mariam was very energetic and actively told us about history along with important nuances of Georgian and Armenian culture :) Definitely will recommend this tour with her”
A value-packed day trip from Tbilisi to Gori, Uplistsikhe cave town, and the History of Georgia memorial, with a quick Borjomi break.
“The places we visited were quite nice, especially the cave town and Borjomi. Even though I recommend visiting these places, I am not sure I would recommend this tour, as there were some technical issues: 1- The tour was in both English and Russian, therefore having long explanations in two languages was quite intense and…”
Private half-day tour of Tbilisi’s old town and Soviet-era sights with hotel pickup, English-speaking driver-guide, tram ride, and fortress views.
“Excellent tour to explore Tbilisi & have an illustrative overview about the main attractions of the city with high services level in term of transportation, guide service & information, tour itinerary & time management, etc., I highly recommend their services to anyone looking to explore Tbilisi with ease and style, thanks to elevenregions company, namely…”
Small-group Armenia day trip from Tbilisi: Akhtala, UNESCO Haghpat, Sanahin and a family lunch with an English guide for $49.
“The guide is a super- smart, engaging intellectual. He made the trip extra special. He is definitely a cut above.”
Brutal Tbilisi is a small-group tour of Soviet brutalist landmarks, abandoned sites, and the 70-meter Skybridge walk, with local guide stories.
“Alexi, our guide, was extremely knowledgeable and made our tour especially memorable. Tbilisi is an incredibly eclectic city with some striking architecture. Highly recommend this tour.”
A 5-hour Soviet history and architecture tour in Tbilisi with hotel pickup, Stalin’s printing museum, Chronicles of Georgia, and Skybridge.
“Knowledgeable and very good guide! We visited interesting places, the view and scenery was great - it was a trip truly off the beaten path.”
Private 4-hour history tour from Tbilisi to Jvari, UNESCO Mtskheta, and the Chronicles of Georgia monument, with A/C and Wi‑Fi.
“Driver and guide George is friendly, he recommended a delicious wine ice cream. I would recommend this tour if you have limited time to see georgia.”
A private Soviet-history day trip from Tbilisi: Chiatura cableways, Katskhi Pillar, Mgvimevi cave monastery, and the Chronicles monument.
“It’s has definitely been one of a kind experience that allows me to see different sides of Georgia. My guide Maria is very knowledgeable and helpful. Almost feel like travelling with friends. Highly recommended especially for who want a more cultural experience or avoid the beaten path!”
Private Sabaduri day trip from Tbilisi: forest time, wolves and bears sanctuary, Jvari UNESCO, Chronicles stone henge, wine tasting and cheese.
“We had a great private tour to Sabaduri Forest and Jvari Monastery. Our guide, Nika K, was fantastic! He was very friendly and shared so much interesting history about the monastery. The only issue was that we visited the Sabaduri Forest in the wrong season.”
