Old Tbilisi
- · Morning: walk Shardeni and Bambis Rigi
- · Lunch at Salobie Bia — khinkali and khachapuri
- · The sulphur baths at Abanotubani; book a private room for two
- · Dinner at Barbarestan
One of the most walkable capitals anywhere. Old town, wine and Georgian cooking all sit inside a 30-minute walk of each other.
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Around $500 per person for three days: flights ($150-250 from Europe), hotel ($40-70 a night = $120-200), food ($20-30 a day), activities and the wine tour ($80-150).
Cards work in hotels and larger restaurants. In plenty of places — the Dry Bridge market, older cellars, some taxi drivers — they don't. Bring dollars or euros to change; the lari rate in exchange offices is good.
Sololaki or Avlabari — old town, everything on foot. Vake is the modern district with the parks. NOT Rustavi and NOT the outskirts — a long way from the centre.
Not for three days. Wine tours are easier with a driver-guide. In the city it's walking and Bolt.