Golden Tulip Design Tbilisi

Perched above the Mtkvari River on a rocky outcrop, Metekhi Church of the Virgin Mary reflects Georgia’s early Christian heritage, with its simple stone form, sweeping views, and long-standing role in the city’s spiritual and civic life.

One of the main airports in the area. Check our "how to arrive" section for more information.

Overlooking the Mtkvari River, the Presidential Palace in Tbilisi rises with neoclassical symmetry and a modern glass dome, reflecting Georgia’s evolving identity through architectural contrast and a prominent place in the city’s civic landscape.

Set in Tbilisi’s historic core, Sioni Cathedral blends 13th-century stonework with sacred calm, where candlelight, carved facades, and centuries of devotion reflect Georgia’s enduring spiritual and architectural heritage.

Stretching across the Mtkvari River, the Bridge of Peace connects old and new Tbilisi with a sweep of glass and steel, its curved silhouette and shifting lights offering a striking symbol of the city’s contemporary spirit.

Rising above the city on Elia Hill, Sameba Cathedral blends traditional Georgian design with monumental scale. Its golden dome, stone facades, and quiet interior embody a modern expression of spiritual and national identity.

This centuries-old fortress is one of the most famous landmarks in Tbilisi, and an enchanting feature of the city’s skyline. Visit to admire beautiful panoramic views and learn all about the fascinating history of these scenic ruins.

Tucked into the Old Town’s hillside, Saint George’s Armenian Cathedral stands as a quiet witness to Tbilisi’s multicultural past, with stone walls, arched interiors, and centuries of worship shaping its enduring presence.