Of course, everyone’s talking about Tbilisi! But why? The dynamism stems from the diversity of the Caucasus Pearl. High mountains, a rich history, breathtaking coastlines, and lush vegetation are rapidly transforming this once undiscovered gem of Eurasia into one of the most sought-after destinations for culture enthusiasts, adventurers, and gourmets from around the world. Summer 2026 is a bustling affair. Many hotels are fully booked, and even luxury hotels are bustling with travelers from all over the globe…
Capital Tbilisi: Almost 1600 years of development
The Georgian capital, Tbilisi, is a captivating metropolis where oriental influences, European architecture, and a rich history blend harmoniously. Between centuries-old sulfur baths, narrow alleyways in the old town, and modern landmarks like the Peace Bridge, the city reveals its unique charm. A vibrant arts scene, traditional wine bars, and the imposing Narikala Fortress make Tbilisi an unforgettable heart of the Caucasus, perfectly uniting modernity and tradition.
In Tbilisi, a stroll through the picturesque old town is worthwhile, with its ornate wooden balconies and the domes of the historic sulfur baths in Abanotubani. The cable car takes the adventurous up to the Narikala Fortress and the Kartlis Deda statue. Architecture enthusiasts will admire the futuristic Peace Bridge and the imposing Sameba Cathedral.
Finally, the flea market at the Dry Bridge is a must-see. Here, many artifacts from past centuries are offered for sale; it’s a real insider tip and a good reason to visit Tbilisi.
Which hotel is the most exciting in Tbilisi?
The Telegraph Hotel in Tbilisi, which opened in 2025, impresses with its successful combination of historic postal architecture and modern design. In the stylish rooms of this impressive building, past and present blend seamlessly…
The Telegraph Hotel in Tbilisi, which opened in 2025, impresses with its successful combination of historic postal architecture and modern design. In the stylish rooms of this impressive building, past and present blend seamlessly.
Have a look at a 2min video of the No. 1 hotel in Georgia…:
Where can you eat and enjoy excellent food in Tbilisi?
A particular highlight is the excellent cuisine: Each of the five first-class restaurants pampers guests with refined interpretations of Georgian specialties as well as international culinary delights at the highest level – a true treat for all the senses…
The capital’s best breakfast buffet?
The Telegraph Hotel’s breakfast buffet offers a lavish daily spread, featuring freshly baked pastries, hot dishes, European classics, and authentic Georgian delicacies served in an elegant, sunlit setting.
And a lot of healthy nuts and freshly prepared fruits and home made yogurt. The guests love the excellent cuisine and very friendly staff…
Telegraph’s Laan Thai restaurant
Laan Thai at The Telegraph Hotel brings authentic Thai home cooking to Tbilisi. Curated by Chef Rose Chalalai Singh, it fuses traditional culinary techniques with fresh local Georgian ingredients.
Telegraph’s Grand Café restaurant
… serves refined Georgian and international cuisine in an elegant historic setting, blending classic brasserie charm, seasonal local ingredients, and exceptional service in central Tbilisi.
Telegraph’s excellent ‘Wellness Studio’
The Telegraph Hotel’s Wellness Studio is a serene urban sanctuary, offering personalized massage therapies, a fully equipped modern gym, and a dedicated Pilates room for optimal recovery and relaxation.
Tbilisi’s perfect sunsets and excellent view at river Kura
The spectacular rooftop terrace of the Telegraph Hotel offers breathtaking panoramic views over the rooftops of Tbilisi. Here, guests can enjoy excellent cocktails, first-class cuisine, and a relaxed atmosphere as the evening sun bathes the city and the surrounding hills in golden light.
