Tbilisi
Timeless Elegance and Vivid Charms
One of the oldest capitals in Europe, Tbilisi has been not just a capital but the living heart of Georgia for over one and a half thousand years — its cultural, political, and economic epicenter.
In the very center, like a precious box, is Old Tbilisi, the historical quarter of the early Middle Ages. Only two square kilometers, but this is where the most iconic sights of the capital are located. This is not just ancient architecture, it is a special rhythm of life — leisurely, atmospheric and incredibly rich.
Tbilisi is a city of stunning views. Panoramas from the hills, evening walks along Mtatsminda, the picturesque embankments of the Kura River and hidden courtyards — every street here is ready to reveal a new picture. The signature style of “Tbilisi Art Nouveau”, painted entrances, airy balconies and graceful arches — each house is like a unique character with its own history.
The cultural diversity of Tbilisi amazes and delights at the same time. Bronze palaces and medieval cathedrals coexist with glass museums and fashionable galleries. Italian courtyards and stained glass facades are complemented by underground studios and conceptual spaces. Here antiquity does not collect dust, but inspires and breathes.
Tbilisi is a gastronomic paradise, where food becomes a special cultural code. Thanks to its unique location between Europe and Asia, the local cuisine harmoniously combines traditional recipes and modern gastronomic experiments. Here they cook in such a way that even familiar dishes turn into an exquisite culinary experience.
Tbilisi is a crossroads of worlds. In the past it was an important stop on the Great Silk Road, today it is a unique meeting point between East and West, past and future. From classic boulevards of the 19th century to ultra-modern panoramic restaurants of the 21st century, from ancient sulfur baths to designer spaces — in Tbilisi, time becomes an adornment of style, not a hindrance.
Modern Tbilisi is a vibrant rhythm of a metropolis, a city that is comfortable for living and inspiring for business. New business districts and prestigious universities, shopping centers and vibrant nightlife — all this lives in complete harmony with the rich history, creating a unique urban symphony that you want to immerse yourself in again and again.
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Telegraph Hotel
The Telegraph Hotel is an elegant hotel opened in June 2025 in the historic building of the former main post office of Tbilisi. The hotel successfully combines historical architecture and modern design. The interiors are decorated in Art Deco style with elements of industrial chic, and the rooms provide everything you need for a comfortable stay. Telegraph is the first hotel of The Leading Hotels of the World group in Georgia. This is the ideal place for those who want to experience the spirit of old Tbilisi without forgetting about comfort.
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Paragraph Freedom Square (Luxury Collection)
The flagship pearl of the Marriott chain, located on Freedom Square, with the best panoramic calendars in the heart of Tbilisi. The hotels feature 220 exquisitely crafted rooms, specializing in luxury Georgian spas, Michelin-starred restaurants and exclusive rooftop infinity pools.
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Swissotel Tbilisi
An exquisite 5-star hotel in the very center of the capital, offering breathtaking views of Old Tbilisi, the Mtatsminda hills and the legendary Dry Bridge. Guests will appreciate stylish rooms with designer interiors, gastronomic experiences at the Olives Restaurant and Atmosphere Bar, and the luxurious Pürovel Spa with Jacuzzi and swimming pool. For business guests, conference rooms with innovative technologies are available.
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Rooms Hotel Tbilisi
A boutique hotel in the trendy Vera district, embodying the aesthetics of 1920s New York lofts. The interiors combine vintage charm with modern details. The atmosphere is complemented by the iconic Kitchen restaurant, a flower-filled garden bar and proximity to the famous Stamba Hotel.
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Afisha Hotel
Opened in 2024, the hotel captivates guests with its theatrical aesthetic and futuristic approach. Here you will find an exquisite Brasserie, a wine room, a stylish rooftop bar Bubble, a cozy SPA and rooms with designer interiors — an ideal place for connoisseurs of conceptual luxury.
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Keto da Kote
Iconic restaurant in Tbilisi, inspired by the famous Georgian opera. The atmospheric terrace and artistic interiors are combined with the author’s approach to traditional cuisine: from khachapuri to juicy charcoal shashlik. The evening here always ends with the legendary cherry dessert.
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Barbarestan
Refined family fine dining, inspired by the book of the first Georgian culinary writer Barbara Zhorzhadze. The restaurant’s chefs creatively reinterpret Georgian cuisine: rabbit in prosciutto, refreshing cherry and mint soup and rare wines aged in qvevri. Here, every guest feels like a long-awaited friend in an authentic Georgian house of the 19th century.
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