Tbilisi – A City Full of Life

Tbilisi, capital of Georgia, already famed for its ancient history, multifarious gastronomy, diverse architecture and city break opportunities.

Release time : 2021-03-30 15:10:13

source : Tbilisi Tourism Board

Tbilisi, capital of Georgia, already famed for its ancient history, multifarious gastronomy, diverse architecture and city break opportunities. The friendly environment, its tolerance towards foreigners, stunning views, narrow paved streets illuminated with glittering lights, delicious cuisine and a big warm smile that greets every visitor of the city from the very moment of his/her arrival - you can’t help but fall in love with.

The capital of Georgia is gradually increasing its awareness on an international level. Though the global pandemic challenge around the world, Tbilisi remains one of the safest cities in Europe and ranks 1st among the best destinations for vaccinated travellers in 2021. According to such well-known global media company as Forbes, and EBD (European Best Destinations) as well, Tbilisi persistently continues to rise and grow as a hot spot and expresses its readiness to welcome visitors with vaccinated certificates. (Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ceciliarodriguez/2021/03/07/covid-passport-the-15-best-european-destinations-ready-for-vaccinated-travelers/?sh=5ecc7d9522dc)

Since the lockdown at the beginning of the pandemic, Tbilisi gradually started to open up. Nowadays, cafes and restaurants, as well as Tbilisian cellars and wine bars, are fully open and equipped with all the necessary appurtenances WHO requires. Every venue follows all the crucial regulations, such as thermal screening, a limited number of guest around the table, the 2-meter distance between the tables, face masks while inside and QR menus to avoid additional contact. Considering the social distancing, with the permission of the city government, the cafes and restaurants have expanded their space in outside terraces, where every visitor can enjoy picturesque views of Tbilisi, as well as Georgian dishes with traditional amber wine with 8000 years of history. Besides restaurants, cafes, museums and galleries, municipal buses and metro are fully equipped and