Tbilisi

TBILISI, GEORGIA

To get the best experience in Tbilisi you need to book one of our local friendly tour guides. Who will be able to show you around, make you feel like a local. Whether you want to see the tourist sites or visit places off the beaten track and discover new experiences, then our Guides4me guide is there to make it happen.

Tommie

Tommie is LGBT friendly speaks English, Russian, Georgian, Turkish and Azerbaijani.

He began his professional career in inspection and investigation before following his passion for tourism in 2018. Since then, he has become a dedicated tour guide, organising memorable experiences across the whole of Georgia.

He loves meeting people from every corner of the world and learning about their cultures, stories and travel dreams. Tommie takes great pride in helping guests create lasting memories, whether they are discovering Georgia for the first time or returning to see more.

A professional musician who plays both the accordion and piano, Tommie brings warmth, personality and local insight to every tour. He is excited to show guests the country’s famous landmarks, authentic local life and the hidden gems that make Georgia so special.

Total cost for the guide services of Tommie for one day (8 hours) = a booking fee of USD 39 via Paypal, debit / credit cards, bank transfer or Crypto Currency plus USD 100 in cash to Tommie after his services. This makes a total of USD 139.

This excludes any transport, entrance fees or any food & beverage costs.

Tommie has a modern Toyota Camry. He can use his car for you to get around. Add an extra USD 50 (excluding fuel) payable directly in cash to Tommie.

“Tommy was punctual, knowledgeable on both the political and religious history of Georgia. He was friendly without being overbearing and most of all, thanks to Tommie, we had some amazing Georgian cuisine and wine. It was a pleasure having him show us his country” – Amin, UK.

“The day with Tommie went great. He was very friendly and took us where we wanted to go, highly recommended” – Chris, USA.

“Tommie was a brilliant guide, he arranged everything for us, we had a brilliant time in Tbilisi with him, highly recommended” – David, Austria.

Discover Tbilisi, Georgia’s Captivating Capital

Tbilisi is a city full of character, contrasts and warm Georgian hospitality. Set beside the Mtkvari River and surrounded by hills, Georgia’s capital brings together ancient churches, colourful old houses, Soviet-era architecture, stylish cafés and a fast-growing creative scene. It is a city where every street seems to have a story, and where visitors are made to feel genuinely welcome.

A Culture Built on Hospitality, Food and Tradition

Georgian culture is proud, generous and deeply rooted in family, music, food and wine. Sharing a meal is an important part of life, and a traditional Georgian feast, known as a supra, is an experience in itself. Try local favourites such as khinkali dumplings, khachapuri cheese bread, grilled meats, fresh salads and Georgia’s famous wines. Tbilisi also has a strong arts scene, with theatres, galleries, live music and local markets adding to its lively atmosphere.

What Makes Tbilisi Different?

Tbilisi feels unlike any other European capital. Its old town is a beautiful mix of winding lanes, wooden balconies, cobbled streets and hidden courtyards, while modern architecture and fashionable neighbourhoods sit close by. The city has influences from Europe, Asia, Persia, Russia and the Middle East, creating a unique character that can be seen in its buildings, food, religion and daily life.

Top Things to See and Do in Tbilisi

Explore the historic Old Town, visit the colourful Abanotubani sulphur bath district and take in the views from Narikala Fortress. Ride the cable car above the city, see the striking Mother of Georgia statue and stroll across the modern Bridge of Peace. Rustaveli Avenue is ideal for grand buildings, museums, shops and cafés, while Mtatsminda Park offers panoramic views over Tbilisi. For a more local experience, visit the Dry Bridge Market, where antiques, art, books and Soviet-era treasures can often be found.

Hidden Gems of Tbilisi

Beyond the main sights, Tbilisi has many special places that are easy to miss without local knowledge. Discover the elegant old houses of Sololaki, browse independent boutiques and wine bars in the Vera neighbourhood, or enjoy the creative atmosphere of Fabrika. The Chronicle of Georgia monument, overlooking the Tbilisi Sea, is one of the city’s most dramatic yet less-visited sights. Small family-run restaurants, hidden courtyard cafés and traditional wine cellars are also among the city’s best discoveries.

The Best Time to Visit Tbilisi

The best time to visit Tbilisi is during spring, from April to June, or autumn, from September to October. These months usually bring pleasant temperatures, sunny days and ideal conditions for sightseeing. Summer can be very hot, especially in July and August. However, it is still a great time for evening walks, outdoor dining and day trips into the mountains. Winter is quieter and can be cold, but it offers a cosy atmosphere, festive decorations and easy access to Georgia’s ski resorts.

Explore Tbilisi with a Private Local Friendly Tour Guide

A private local tour guide can help you experience Tbilisi in a more personal and meaningful way. Your guide can tailor the day around your interests, whether you love history, food, architecture, wine, photography or hidden local places. You can avoid wasting time, understand the stories behind the city and discover restaurants, viewpoints and neighbourhoods that many visitors never find. With a friendly local guide, your visit to Tbilisi becomes more relaxed, flexible and memorable.

Whatever you choose to do in Georgia, it will be a unique and memorable experience of a lifetime, with a Guides4me guide. Who will look after you and by the end of the trip you’ve made a best friend.

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