• Liberty Square - The festive journey kicks off at Liberty Square, a prominent landmark in the center of Tbilisi. Visitors can admire the iconic St George’s Column, adorned with beautiful decorations for the New Year’s festivities, creating a perfect holiday ambiance. With its lively atmosphere and historical importance, the square serves as an excellent starting point for exploring Tbilisi’s winter wonders. Take a moment to enjoy the bustling environment and capture some photos of this charming square before delving deeper into the city’s festive spirit.
• Orbeliani Square - Orbeliani Square is the epicenter of Tbilisi’s main Christmas market during the holiday season. It’s where the New Year’s magic comes to life with cozy stalls offering hot mulled wine, handmade gifts, and delicious local snacks. The nearby President’s Palace is elegantly adorned for the season, enhancing the grandeur of the celebrations. As part of the walking tour, visitors can also appreciate the unique 19th-century architectural charm of the historic Orbeliani district, with its stunning buildings showcasing Tbilisi’s European influence. Live music performances may add a cheerful tune to the holiday atmosphere. It’s a delightful spot that seamlessly blends history, culture, and Tbilisi’s festive spirit.
• Bazari Orbeliani - Bazari Orbeliani is a must-visit for any food enthusiast exploring Tbilisi. Once a bustling Soviet-era market, it has been transformed into the city’s largest food mall, where the rich flavors of Georgian cuisine come to life. Visitors can find everything from tasty fast food and local specialties to exquisite Georgian wines and authentic lemonades. The market is filled with shops offering handmade crafts, expertly blended spices, and unique delicacies that capture the essence of Georgian culture. It’s the perfect place to sample traditional dishes, shop for local ingredients, and enjoy the vibrant, welcoming atmosphere.
• Rustaveli Avenue - Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi’s main thoroughfare, is illuminated with dazzling Christmas lights during the festive season. The entire avenue comes alive as the facades of its historic buildings are adorned with sparkling decorations, creating a stunning visual spectacle. Near the parliament building, visitors will find the main New Year’s tree - an impressive sight that embodies Georgia’s festive spirit. It’s also where Georgia’s Santa Claus, known locally as ‘Tovlis Papa’, spreads holiday cheer. Rustaveli Avenue is a must-visit part of Tbilisi’s New Year and Christmas celebrations, perfect for capturing the holiday spirit in photos and memories.

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Experience a winter wonderland with our Tbilisi Christmas & New Year 2026 Walking Tour! This holiday season, witness the city transform into a radiant wonderland. Ideal for families, couples, and solo adventurers, this tour immerses you in the heart of festive enchantment.

The tour guides you through the illuminated streets, beginning at Freedom Square and leading to the lively Orbeliani Square—the center of the city’s main Christmas Market. Be amazed by the stunning light displays, the towering holiday tree, and the vibrant stalls. Discover unique local traditions, savor delicious festive treats, and enjoy the cheerful atmosphere.

Why opt for this tour?

Winter Wonderland: Discover the city’s best decorations and photo opportunities.
Festive Markets: Delve into the bustling market filled with treats and handmade crafts.
Local Insight: Listen to heartwarming tales of Georgian celebrations.

Create unforgettable memories this winter. Reserve your holiday adventure today!

• The maximum waiting time before the tour starts is 10 minutes. If you are late, you will need to make a new booking.
• Please note that the weather can be quite cold, especially during the winter, with a chance of rain or snow.
• Tbilisi’s terrain is unsuitable for wheelchairs, strollers, or similar.
• Carrying a small bottle of water and some cash for incidental expenses is suggested.
• The walking route will take about 3.5 km (2.2 miles) with stops along the way.
• The tour is in English and the guide does not use voice amplifiers.
• For a more personalized experience, or if you require more flexibility, you may book a private tour instead.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.