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Tbilisi Food & Wine Walk — Private, with Market, Bakery & Wine Bar

Tbilisi

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Year-round, afternoons and evenings (16:00–20:30)

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Private, 1–8 travellers

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Easy

$83per person

Travellers

9+

Group total: $332

Private: car and guide are priced per group, so each person pays less in a bigger group. Children count as travellers.

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Eat your way through Tbilisi with a local guide on a private 4.5-hour walk. You start at the Dezerter Bazaar, go down to a basement bakery where shoti bread is slapped onto the wall of a tone oven, eat khinkali where locals eat them, try churchkhela and other snacks, and finish at a natural-wine bar with three glasses of Georgian wine. There are five or six food stops, all included, and your guide explains what you are eating and how Georgians eat it. It is a good first evening in the city. The walk has some hills and uneven pavements.

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Tbilisi

King Vakhtang Gorgasali founded Tbilisi in the 5th century on the hot springs that still feed the domed sulfur baths of the Old Town. Climb to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views, wander the cobblestone alleys and ornate wooden balconies of Old Tbilisi, then cross the illuminated Bridge of Peace toward grand Rustaveli Avenue. Evenings bring khinkali, khachapuri, and wine from one of the world's oldest traditions, often paired with Georgian polyphonic singing.

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  1. Day 1

    Market, bakery, khinkali and natural wine

    About 4.5 hours on foot, with food and wine included.

    • 16:00 Meet your guide at the Dezerter Bazaar
    • Market tasting: cheese, pickles, spices and churchkhela
    • Tone-oven bakery for hot shoti bread
    • Khinkali at a local canteen
    • A small-plates stop in the Old Town
    • Natural-wine bar: three glasses of Georgian wine
    • 20:30 Finish in the Old Town
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Tbilisi, Georgia

Tbilisi

King Vakhtang Gorgasali founded Tbilisi in the 5th century on the hot springs that still feed the domed sulfur baths of the Old Town. Climb to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views, wander the cobblestone alleys and ornate wooden balconies of Old Tbilisi, then cross the illuminated Bridge of Peace toward grand Rustaveli Avenue. Evenings bring khinkali, khachapuri, and wine from one of the world's oldest traditions, often paired with Georgian polyphonic singing.

Highlights

Dezerter Bazaar, a tone-oven bakery, khinkali, churchkhela and a natural-wine bar: 5–6 food stops and 3 glasses of wine, on foot.

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