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Half-day Tbilisi experience. Discover Tbilisi's Soviet past through its bold architecture Operated by Next Selfie In Georgia.
Highlights
- Discover Tbilisi's Soviet past through its bold architecture
Tbilisi: Soviet Architecture Guided Tour with Transfers: Key Facts
| Price | From $182 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 4 hours |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Guided Tour |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
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Tbilisi: Soviet Architecture Guided Tour with Transfers
Full description
A half-day Tbilisi experience. Discover Tbilisi's Soviet past through its bold architecture.
Next Selfie In Georgia runs it, and 8 things are covered by the price. It can be cancelled free of charge.
The price covers guided tour of Soviet-era architecture in Tbilisi, Visit to the Academy of Sciences of Georgia, Visit to the former Imeli Building (Biltmore Hotel) and Visit to the Wedding Palace (Ritual Palace). It does not cover entry inside buildings, so budget for those separately. Two travellers pay $182 together rather than $182 each, because this is priced per party and not per head.
Includes
- Guided tour of Soviet-era architecture in Tbilisi
- Visit to the Academy of Sciences of Georgia
- Visit to the former Imeli Building (Biltmore Hotel)
- Visit to the Wedding Palace (Ritual Palace)
- Visit to the former Ministry of Highway Construction (Bank of Georgia headquarters)
- Visit to the Chronicles of Georgia
- Visit to the Nutsubidze Skybridge Apartments
- Transfer back to the city center
Excludes
- Entry inside buildings
Important information
Meeting point
The operator confirms the exact meeting point and time once your booking is confirmed, and you will have it well before the day. If you would rather know before you book, message us on WhatsApp and we will ask them for you.
Know before you go
- Free cancellation available up to 24 hours before the activity starts