Tbilisi: Retro Bus City Tour with Wine Tasting

Drink wine on our retro bus as we cruise Tbilisi! From Rustaveli Avenue to the Peace Bridge and Old Town’s Sulfur Baths and Meidan Bazar, let’s explore the city’s soul in vintage style.
Imagine stepping away from the bustling modern world and climbing onto a piece of living history. Our beautifully restored retro bus isn't just a vehicle; it’s a time capsule with a personality of its own. As the vintage engine hums to life, we’ll press a chilled glass of Georgia's famous wine into your hand. This is the "liquid gold" that has fueled our poets and rebels for millennia, and today, it’s the fuel for your adventure.

Our journey begins where Tbilisi’s heart beats loudest: Freedom Square. As you look up at the golden statue of St. George, you can almost feel the echoes of the 19th-century merchants and the modern voices of independence that have gathered here. We then glide onto Rustaveli Avenue, our city’s grandest stage. It’s a boulevard where European elegance meets Georgian grit. You’ll see the Moorish-style Opera House, looking like something out of a fairy tale, and the old Parliament building—a silent witness to the turbulent, triumphant birth of our nation.

As we sip and move, we’ll reach the Dry Bridge Market. Built in 1881, this bridge is a treasure chest left open to the sky. It’s where our grandmothers and grandfathers brought their lives to sell—from Soviet medals to vintage cameras. It’s a place where objects have souls. From there, we transition into the future at the Bridge of Peace. Its shimmering glass-and-steel curves serve as a literal handshake between the old stone districts and the soaring energy of the 21st century.

Then, the bus winds into the narrow, "hugging" lanes of the Old Town. Here, the air thickens with stories. We’ll pass the Meidan Bazar, an underground labyrinth that once welcomed tired Silk Road camels laden with spices and silks. It was the "Google" of the ancient world—the place where every culture met and traded secrets.

Finally, we arrive at the iconic Sulfur Baths (Abanotubani). These brick-domed sanctuaries are the very reason Tbilisi exists. Legend tells of King Gorgasali, who, 1,500 years ago, saw a pheasant fall into a hot spring and decided to build a city right on that spot. You’ll see the steam rising from the domes and realize that Tbilisi isn’t a city you simply "see"—it’s a city you feel in your bones.

Throughout the ride, your guide won’t just list dates; they’ll share the "unfiltered" soul of our home, ensuring your glass stays full and your heart feels even fuller. You won't leave with just photos—you’ll leave with the spirit of Georgia.

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Cette excursion peut être annulée sans frais jusqu'à : heures d'annulation avant le début du voyage. Si vous l'annulez après les heures d'annulation ou si vous ne vous présentez pas à l'excursion, le prix total de l'activité vous sera toujours facturé. Tout retard à la prise en charge ou au départ sera considéré comme un retard.