44 Secret Instagrammable Spots in Tbilisi

44 Secret Instagrammable Spots in Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia

Tbilisi is a great place for photography lovers, combining ancient and modern architecture. While there are some iconic landmarks to pose in front of, this post showcases the best secret Instagrammable spots in Tbilisi.

Georgia’s capital is slowly gaining popularity among travelers. Therefore its famous old town, Abanotubani, is one of the best Instagrammable spots in Tbilisi, dominated by Narikala Fortress, sulfur baths and colorful Orbeliani Bath, the so-called Kaleidoscope house (the stained glass windows), and typical wooden carved balconies. However, many more exciting and hidden gems are worth publishing on your Instagram.

Tbilisi Old Town spans from Freedom Square down to the Narikala Fortress, Rike Park, and parts of the Avlabari district. Therefore, the area offers plenty of great locations for your stunning pictures. So make sure to wander through narrow cobblestone streets and peek in courtyards to find secret Instagrammable places in Tbilisi.

One of the top Instagrammable places in Tbilisi is the charming brick domes of Abanotubani sulfur baths. The best time to do a photoshoot here is early morning before the crowds arrive.

You can enjoy the iconic view of Abanotubani with colorful wooden balconies and Narikala Fortress from various angles; however, my favorite one is from Mirza Shafi street. The whole area looks stunning from here, but unfortunately, construction work is underway, so it might be closed to visitors once the company finishes the building. So be quick to get that shot. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 44 Secret Instagrammable Spots in Tbilisi
Guide Location: Georgia » Tbilisi
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Baia Dzagnidze
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.redfedoradiary.com/instagrammable-spots-in-tbilisi/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Abanotubani sulfur baths
  • Narikala Fortress
  • Mirza Shafi street
  • Orbeliani Bath
  • 21 Betlemi Str
  • Betlemi Church
  • Botanical Garden
  • Rike Park
  • Queen Darejan Palace
  • This blue house
  • Chakhrukhadze II Turn
  • Kojori Street
  • Gothic-style building
  • typical Georgian courtyards
  • former house of tobacco merchants
  • 17 I. Machabeli Str.
  • an old vintage car
  • former residential building of Michael Aramiants
  • “Lace House”
  • The State Academy of Arts
  • Museum of Modern Art
  • Tbilisi State Opera and Ballet House
  • Book Museum
  • Youth Palace
  • Whales mural
  • Good Balance
  • ‘Hold Me Tight’
  • The Polar Bear
  • Plastic Jellyfish
  • female characters
  • underground passage of Baratashvili Bridge
  • TSU Library
  • Expo Georgia
  • Former Museum of Archeology
  • Otakhi
  • L’eclair De Genie
  • The Bartender cocktail bar
  • an old Soviet sewing factory
  • coffee place in the Saburtalo
  • Tbilisi Museum of Selfies
  • Mtatsminda Park
  • Red Bridge
  • Georgia Stonehenge
  • Freedom Square

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