Things To Do in Tbilisi

Anyone moving to Tbilisi should love dogs. While you might say the city has a stray dog “problem”, many locals can’t imagine life without them. At first you might find it unsettling to see so many strays on the street, but you’ll come to notice that there is a genuine community effort to take care of them. You will find food and water bowls on every street, and see restaurants, bars and shops fostering their local strays. They are as much a part of the heart of the city as the people.

It is a very peaceful city with a high standard of living. There are many green zones, with parks which are very clean. What is more important you can drink some water straight from the tap. it is famous for the old part of the city itself, because there are both modern and old buildings.

Someone moving to Tbilisi should know it is one of the oldest cities on the continent. It is full of historical buildings, there are various types of places- restaurants, bars, outside markets that will please lots of people with different interests. They should know about how transportation in the city works, a basic level of language would be appreciated too, as it will be more comfortable for them to communicate with locals and get their help.