Fig Gorge We will first walk to the Legvtakhevi Gorge, known as the Fig Gorge, a very picturesque landmark of Tbilisi. The Tsavkisistskali River, once a turbulent mountain river and now a shallow one, flows through it. It passes through the Botanical Garden, then runs through the entire gorge and ends in a stunning waterfall. It is unique in that there are few natural waterfalls in the world located right in the centre of a large city.

Retro Car Ride We will take our seats in the retro car and drive along Georgian Arbat to Freedom Square, passing the 5th-century Vakhtang Gorgasali church-fortress, the Sephardic and Ashkenazi synagogues. Leaving the Old Town, we will enter the world of Art Nouveau: we will see Paskevich Square and the Vorontsov Theatre. Next, Rustaveli Avenue will welcome us with open arms, many of its buildings enchanting with Baroque and Rococo styles.

You will see places where the voices of Chaliapin and Lemeshev rang out, the music of Tchaikovsky, the poems of Yesenin and Mayakovsky. You will drive past the former Romanov estates here, Mikhailovsky Avenue and the Vorontsov Rows. Arriving at the Dry Bridge designed by architect Giovanni Scudieri, you can visit the famous flea market located on it.