Uncover the real Tbilisi beyond the tourist brochures on this undergroundstyle walking tour through the city’s forgotten districts, crumbling courtyards, and rebellious spirit. This isn’t your typical sightseeing route — it’s a journey into the lesser-known layers of the Georgian capital.
Meet your guide in front of Nadzaladevi Metro Station and begin your walk through abandoned buildings, Soviet-era apartment blocks, and hidden alleys marked with cheeky graffiti (not all of it very polite — but that’s part of the charm). Along the way, you’ll hear powerful stories of street culture, resistance, and survival — tales
that echo through cracked walls, broken staircases, and shared balconies. You’ll learn bout the dark 1990s and how people survived during some of the city’s hardest years. From laundry fluttering between windows to
forgotten playgrounds and backyards full of life, this is Tbilisi at its rawest — loud, layered, and unapologetically alive. This tour is perfect for those who love urban exploration, gritty history, and stories that don’t make it into
glossy magazines — a tour for people who like to explore cities in no-filter mode.