Tbilisi

Tbilisi is a charming city with a rich history, stunning architecture, and a vibrant culture, making it a perfect destination for couples. Plus, I’ll ensure that your itinerary is kosher-friendly. Let’s dive into your 5-day adventure!

Day 1: Arrival and Exploring the Old Town

Morning:

• Arrive in Tbilisi and check into a cozy hotel or guesthouse in the Old Town. I recommend looking for places that offer kosher meals or are close to kosher restaurants.
• Start your day with a leisurely breakfast at a café that offers kosher options.

Afternoon:

• Stroll through the picturesque streets of the Old Town. Don’t miss the iconic Narikala Fortress. You can take a cable car up for stunning views of the city.
• Visit the Tbilisi Botanical Garden for a romantic walk among beautiful flora.

Evening:

• Enjoy dinner at Cafe Littera, which has a lovely ambiance and offers kosher-friendly options.
• After dinner, take a romantic walk along the Kura River and enjoy the illuminated bridges.

Day 2: Culture and History

Morning:

• Start your day with a visit to the Georgian National Museum to learn about the country’s rich history and culture.
• Grab a kosher-friendly lunch at Keto and Kote, known for its delicious Georgian cuisine.

Afternoon:

• Head to Mtatsminda Park. You can take the funicular up for breathtaking views of Tbilisi. Enjoy a leisurely walk in the park and maybe even a ride on the Ferris wheel.

Evening:

• For dinner, try Puri Guliani, which offers a variety of kosher options.
• After dinner, consider catching a performance at the Rustaveli Theatre or simply enjoy a nightcap at a local bar with a cozy atmosphere.

Day 3: Day Trip to Mtskheta

Morning:

• Take a short drive or a guided tour to Mtskheta, one of the oldest cities in Georgia and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, a stunning example of Georgian architecture.

Afternoon:

• Enjoy lunch at a kosher-friendly restaurant in Mtskheta, like Salobie Bia, which offers traditional Georgian dishes.
• Explore the Jvari Monastery for panoramic views of the confluence of the Aragvi and Kura rivers.

Evening:

• Return to Tbilisi and have dinner at Bina N37, a lovely wine bar with kosher options.
• Spend the evening relaxing at your hotel or take a stroll through the vibrant streets.

Day 4: Art and Wine

Morning:

• Visit the Tbilisi Open Air Museum of Ethnography to explore traditional Georgian architecture and culture.
• Have a light lunch at a nearby café with kosher options.

Afternoon:

• Head to the Wine Museum to learn about Georgia’s ancient winemaking traditions. You can also participate in a wine tasting (just ensure the wines are kosher).
• Explore the Fabrika, a trendy space filled with art, shops, and cafes. It’s a great spot for some unique souvenirs!

Evening:

• Dinner at Kolkheti, which offers a variety of kosher-friendly dishes.
• After dinner, enjoy a romantic evening walk through the Rike Park and cross the Bridge of Peace.

Day 5: Relaxation and Departure

Morning:

• Treat yourselves to a relaxing morning at the Sulphur Baths in the Abanotubani district. It’s a unique experience and perfect for couples!
• Have a light breakfast at a nearby café with kosher options.

Afternoon:

• Spend your last afternoon shopping for souvenirs at the Dry Bridge Market. You’ll find everything from antiques to handmade crafts.
• Enjoy a farewell lunch at Keto and Kote or another kosher-friendly spot you loved.

Evening:

• Depending on your flight time, you might have a chance for a final stroll through the city or a quick visit to any spots you missed.
• Head to the airport for your departure, filled with beautiful memories of Tbilisi!

Tips:

• Always check in advance for kosher options and make reservations where possible.
• Consider using local transportation or taxis to get around easily.
• Don’t forget to try some traditional Georgian sweets like churchkhela, but make sure they’re kosher!

I hope this itinerary helps you have a magical time in Tbilisi! Enjoy your trip! 🌍❤️