top 5 things you can do in Old Tbilisi

Ride the Rike Park Cable Car
Looking for the best views in Tbilisi with a touch of adventure? Hop on the Rike Park Cable Car, a modern aerial tramway connecting the peaceful Rike Park with the historic Narikala Fortress.

In just 2–3 minutes, glide above the Mtkvari River and take in breathtaking sights — Old Tbilisi’s rooftops, the shimmering Bridge of Peace, Metekhi Church, 
and even snow-capped Caucasus peaks on a clear day.

3. Tbilisi Delights: Sulfur Baths & Wine Ice Cream on Abanotubani Street

 also known as Baths Street — the city’s oldest district, famous for its traditional sulfur baths.
This is where locals and travelers alike come to relax, unwind, and enjoy
But the experience doesn’t end with a soak — just steps away, you’ll find a sweet surprise: wine ice cream! 
Yes, you read that right — Georgia’s legendary wine is now available as a creamy, frozen treat.
 Made with real local wine varieties like Saperavi or Kindzmarauli, this ice cream is the
 perfect way to cool down after your bathhouse visit.

4. boat trip on mtkvari

Step aboard, unwind, and let the river tell the story of the city.
you’ll glide past iconic landmarks like the Metekhi Church, the shimmering Bridge of Peace,
 and the ancient walls of Narikala Fortress.

5.clock tower
clock tower isn't centuries old—it sprang to life in 2010, crafted by legendary Georgian puppeteer and artist Rezo Gabriadze 
Its vibrant mosaic façade, 
complete with intentionally off-kilter angles and handmade tiles,
 evokes fairy‑tale charm and Byzantine inspiration .