Tbilisi City Card
Currently, Tbilisi does not offer an official comprehensive city tourist card. However, several combination options exist:
- Museum Network Tickets: The Georgian National Museum operates multiple branches. Inquire at main building about multi-museum passes for savings.
- Transportation Card: MetroMoney Card works on metro and buses. Reloadable, convenient, and essential for public transport. Available at all metro stations (2 GEL card deposit + credit amount).
- Tour Packages: Many agencies offer multi-day tour packages combining city sights with day trips at discounted rates compared to booking separately.
- Wine Tasting Passes: Some wine bars offer tasting flights or multi-location passes for wine enthusiasts.
Money-Saving Tips:
- Many churches and outdoor attractions are free (Narikala Fortress, parks, neighborhoods)
- Free walking tours operate tip-based - excellent value
- Metro and marshrutkas are extremely affordable public transport
- Museum admission prices generally low (5-15 GEL) compared to Western Europe
- Look for combined tour packages through reputable agencies for day trips
georgia.travelGeorgian National Museum Network
The Georgian National Museum unites several museums under one organization. Main locations in Tbilisi include:
- Simon Janashia Museum of Georgia (archaeology, history, Gold Treasury)
- Museum of Soviet Occupation (same building)
- Art Museum (Rustaveli Avenue)
- Open Air Museum of Ethnography (Turtle Lake area)
- Several other specialized museums
Admission: Each museum charges separate entry (typically 5-15 GEL). Ask about combination tickets if planning multiple visits. Students and children receive discounts with ID.
Hours: Generally Tuesday-Sunday 10am-6pm. Closed Mondays. Verify specific hours before visiting.
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