🚇 Getting Around

The Metro is cheap and efficient (about €0.35 per ride with a transport card). Buses and minibuses cover most areas and cost the same. Taxis and ride-hailing apps like Bolt are very affordable (€3–8 for short trips). Walking works well in Old Town and central neighborhoods, but hills are common.

🏨 Where to Stay

Hostels in Old Town, Sololaki, or Vera start around €8–15 per night. Airbnb apartments typically range €25–50, offering great value. Mid-range hotels average €60–100, while luxury hotels near Freedom Square or Rustaveli Avenue usually start around €150+.

🍽️ Where to Eat

Local bakeries and street food like khachapuri or khinkali cost €2–5. Casual restaurants range €6–12 per dish. Nicer Georgian restaurants with wine are usually €15–25 per person. Cafés are affordable and widely available.

🎟️ Things to Do

Many highlights are free: Old Town streets, Peace Bridge, Narikala Fortress views, Rustaveli Avenue. Cable car to Narikala costs about €1. Sulfur baths range €10–30 depending on style. Museums usually cost €3–10.

☀️ Quick Tips

Get a transport card for buses and metro. Carry some cash for small places. Tap water is safe to drink. Tipping is not mandatory, but rounding up is appreciated. English is common in tourist areas, but learning a few Georgian words helps.