• The Ministry of Highways Building of the Georgian SSR - A remarkable example of Brutalist architecture. A visit to the iconic Ministry of Highways building of the Georgian SSR is a highlight of this unique experience. This architectural gem exemplifies the Brutalist style that was prominent during the Soviet era. Its commanding presence and intricate details make it a must-visit for architecture lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

The building’s design perfectly illustrates how Brutalist architecture can be both functional and visually appealing. The large concrete blocks and sharp angles convey a sense of strength and stability, while the detailed patterns add a touch of elegance.

The tour will guide you through Tbilisi’s past, present, and future, highlighting the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. You’ll explore hidden alleyways, discover local street art, and learn about the city’s evolution from a Soviet stronghold to a modern metropolis.

• Memorial History of Georgia - This monumental structure stands proudly on a hill overlooking Tbilisi, symbolizing the country’s rich cultural heritage and historical importance.

The Memorial History of Georgia is a breathtaking example of Georgian monumental architecture, featuring massive stone pillars that depict scenes from Georgian history and mythology. Each pillar narrates a story, from the founding of the Georgian state to the country’s conversion to Christianity. The intricate carvings and detailed reliefs offer a captivating glimpse into the country’s past, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.

The tour will take you on a journey through time, exploring the stories and legends that have shaped Georgia’s identity. You’ll learn about the country’s ancient civilizations, its struggles and triumphs, and its unique cultural traditions.

• Former Archaeology Museum - Immerse yourself in the mysterious and intriguing world of the Former Archaeology Museum in Tbilisi, Georgia, with our Brutal Tbilisi tour. This once grand museum, now abandoned, holds secrets and stories waiting to be uncovered by those adventurous enough to explore its depths.

The Former Archaeology Museum is a captivating place, with its grand architecture and historical significance.

• Maglivi Bridge - On our True City tour, we will delve into the city’s architectural history, exploring examples of brutalism.

One of the tour’s highlights is visiting former dormitories that have now become homes for refugees. These buildings, once symbols of student life and education, now tell a different story. They stand as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those displaced from their homes.

We will also explore the old cable car in the university district, another example of brutalist architecture that has endured over time. This cable car, once a symbol of progress and modernity, now serves as a reminder of the city’s past and its journey to the present.

• Nutsubidze Skybridge - Discover the architectural marvel that is the Nutsubidze Skybridge in Tbilisi on our tour. These twin towers, built in the last century, showcase the creativity and innovation of Georgian architects.

The uniqueness of the Nutsubidze Skybridge lies in the bridges connecting the towers. During our tour, you will have the opportunity to walk across these bridges, suspended 70 meters above the ground, and experience the breathtaking views of the city below. This is an unparalleled experience and a must-see for anyone visiting Tbilisi.

The Nutsubidze Skybridge is not just an architectural wonder; it is also a symbol of the past. As you walk across the bridges, you will feel the energy and spirit of Tbilisi and gain a deeper understanding of what makes this city so unique.

Don’t miss the chance to explore the Nutsubidze Skybridge and experience the beauty and creativity of Georgian architecture.

• Expert local guide
• Complimentary bottled water
• Convenient hotel pick-up for private tours

• Lunch
• Gratuities

This isn’t your typical tour of charming balconies and tourist sites. Instead, immerse yourself in the real, unvarnished Tbilisi, where the locals live and work. This tour takes you off the beaten track and into the raw and authentic heart of the city.

We’ll take you through crowded, sometimes dimly lit neighbourhoods that buzz with life, where remnants of Tbilisi’s Soviet past still stand tall in brutalist architecture. These unspoilt areas reveal the true stories of the city’s history - its tragedies, its struggles and its resilience.

If you’re looking for a Stalin-focused tour, this is not for you. We tell the real stories of the people and their challenges. This tour is not for everyone - it’s for those who seek the truth and are prepared to face the difficult realities of Tbilisi’s past and present.

Our tour won the National Tourism Award of Georgia, and part of the profits go to support IDPs.

Group tours run a few times a week and places are limited. Please book in advance.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Recommended attire is based on current weather conditions. You can refer to your phone’s weather forecast for guidance or consult your mom on what to wear.
• The ticket is valid for the time and date specified on it. Rescheduling or cancellation is possible up to 24 hours before the event begins. There are no other options or exceptions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.