An interactive, self-guided city quest that sends teams through Garetubani, 19th-century tenement streets and the multicultural old town. Ideal for families and groups who want a playful, educational walk with wine tasting and a coffee break.
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A smartphone screen lights up and the game begins: you stand at the edge of Garetubani, alleyways whispering challenges and building facades asking questions. The city presses close — cobbles underfoot, occasional tram bells, and the Kura River low and steady — while your party splits into small teams to chase clues through new and old Tbilisi.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires comfortable walking for up to three hours and negotiating steps and uneven pavements.
Wildlife
History
Tbilisi’s urban fabric reflects centuries of trade and empire—19th-century tenement houses show Russian and European influences while the Old Town contains distinct Jewish, Armenian and Azerbaijani quarters.
Conservation
Respect private property and historic façades; minimize waste, support small local cafés on the route, and avoid feeding urban wildlife.
Reserve your spot on the Quest tour in Tbilisi for children and adults today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a charged smartphone
The quest runs via Telegram/WhatsApp/Viber; carry a power bank and ensure mobile data or pre-arrange connectivity.
Wear grippy shoes
Expect cobblestones and short staircases in Old Tbilisi — choose closed shoes with good tread.
Respect residential spaces
Clues may send you to façades and small businesses—keep noise low and don’t block entrances.
Plan around weather
The route is mostly outdoors; bring a light rain jacket or umbrella in wet seasons and sunscreen in summer.
Comfortable walking shoes
Essential for cobbles, short staircases and mixed urban surfaces.
Smartphone with messaging apps and power bank
Required to receive tasks and submit answers; a power bank prevents mid-game shutdown.
Light rain jacket or umbrella
Spring showers are possible; a compact rain jacket keeps the game moving.
spring
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during warm-weather walks and reduce single-use plastic.
summer