Georgia’s capital and largest city Tbilisi is situated on the banks of the Mtkvari River. This city has a population of approximately 1,5 million. It is well-known for its unique architecture, which reflects the city’s history. It is home to a diverse mix of modernist, neoclassical, and Stalinist structures. It’s not surprising that Tbilisi is undoubtedly the most dynamic city in the Caucasus. Here, the Caucasian tradition mixes with modern life. The architecture of the old city, which is made up of old buildings and buildings from the communist era, is even more captivating than the modern one.
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Fashion is more than just an entertainment business. It plays a major role in the development of the Georgian economy. People are familiar with Georgia through the fashion industry thanks to great designers like Demna Gvasalia (creative director at Balenciaga, head designer for Vetements). Gvasalia, a post-Soviet icon who brought the post-Soviet aesthetic onto the global stage, won attention with his 90s-inspired collections. Even though Gvasalia declared that Eastern Europe was over in 2017, young Georgians continue to flock to bazaars to purchase knockoffs and occasionally authentic pieces.
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Tbilisi is a very diverse city in terms of culture, traditions, and history. It can offer numerous authentic places for visiting for history geeks, culture explorers, or simply curious travelers. Of course, the best way to explore the country and its legacy is to travel around various regions of Georgia and experience the remains of antiquity in real-life experience. However, if you are short on time or want to get the best out of the country’s past, present, and future in a single go the museums are the best options. You can easily find both centuries-old museums and contemporary, modern ones standing almost next to each other in Tbilisi. We will cover the top museums in Tbilisi Georgia along with the description of what you will see and experience while visiting each of them.

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Tbilisi is known as a city of contrasts. It is quite true since you can find modern glass skyscrapers and industrial Soviet buildings standing right next to each other, cozy, European-style cafes in line with traditional Georgian restaurants and the views over mountains on one side while sights of the overcrowded city at another. Even though many think that it makes Tbilisi a chaotic place in reality it is a perfect blend of vibrant and modest, loud and peaceful vibes of the city. All of these together create numerous spots for photographers, bloggers, and content creators with unique shots that cannot be made anywhere else. We are going to cover the secret places in Tbilisi that make ideal photoshoot scenes in this article.
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Whenever you arrive in Georgia you might feel overwhelmed with so many options to spend your weekend or holiday in the country. You can head to seaside resorts and chill on the sandy and rocky beaches of the Black Sea. You can go to the top ski resorts of Gudauri and Bakuriani no matter whether the season or find your perfect getaway in the most remote part of the country – mountainous Svaneti. Other options also include visiting the wine homeland in the country – Kakheti or enjoying various extreme and adventurous activities around Georgia. However, one of the first things you MUST do in Georgia is to explore its capital city – Tbilisi.
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