The "Writers House" in Tbilisi has been a center for Georgian writers since Communist times. It's the ideal fusion of modernist and Georgian styles...

"Mapshalia" is one of the rarest places in Tbilisi, especially if you love Megrelian cuisine. Try their Elarji & Gebjalia - everything's cheap & delicious!

"Radio Cafe" is my new favorite spot in Tbilisi. It has the most delicious food, an absolute gem. The staff is also amazing. What can I say?

At 2 Tona they brew beer on the spot in their giant machinery out in the open, and are known for their exceptional Khinkali...

1 GEL for a cup of Turkish Coffee (you read that right, just 1 GEL!), 6 GEL for a tasty chicken sandwich, 5 GEL for homemade lemonades with unique flavors!

Designated as a vault for more than a hundred thousand books back in 1917, this building is a symbol of pre-Soviet freedom of the educational system.

The most spectacular thing I noticed here is the delicacy the shop owners handled each slice with while placing them into the takeaway box. 

Georgian Film Academy rents out the cinema hall, resulting in the exhibitions of such content that you won’t come across on any streaming platform...

There are gigantic murals scattered throughout the city, each of them taking up the whole height and width of a building, each of them forcing you to halt.

The Maghlivi Bridge is visible from distant spots in the capital and the view from all sides of it makes the adrenaline kick in...

Vazha-Pshavela was a famous Georgian writer, who created pieces of literature that enriched the already rich language with descriptions of flora and fauna.

Whenever I’m in the middle of my daily 5 km stroll here, my mind pulls up the shot of John Cena smashing a stuntman into a banner with a dog grooming ad...