National Museum of Georgia
Gold treasury, archaeology and ethnographic collections; open Saturday.
Book / tickets →26–27 September · both days planned, with times, prices and tickets
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Saturday 26 September
Gold treasury, archaeology and ethnographic collections; open Saturday.
Book / tickets →Rike–Narikala cable car up to the fortress and Mother of Georgia statue for panoramic views.
Book / tickets →Georgian fine dining based on a 1914 princess's cookbook; book ahead for the weekend.
Book / tickets →Open-air DJ set at Mtatsminda Park, 21:00, 18+, from ~150 GEL.
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🍴 Natural wine bar crawl — Amber qvevri wine by the glass in Old Town cellars, poured by people who made it.
📍 Fabrika — A Soviet sewing factory turned courtyard of bars. Tbilisi evenings start here.
Sunday 27 September
Famous weekend open-air flea and antique market near the Kura river; free to browse.
Historic hot-spring bath district (Chreli Abano area); private bath experience.
Book / tickets →Locals' favourite artisan khinkali and Georgian home-style dishes in Old Town.
Book / tickets →DIY independently-organised alternative/underground music festival; doors 17:00, start 18:00, 16+ (under-16 with parent).
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📍 Chronicles of Georgia — Giant bronze pillars on a hill outside town. Nobody is there, which is exactly the appeal.
🌿 Mtatsminda Park by funicular — A hilltop amusement park with the whole city lit up below you.
A day out of town this weekend
Up the Georgian Military Highway to a church at 2,170 metres with Mount Kazbek right behind it.
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