Old Tbilisi

Old Tbilisi is the historical part of the city of Tbilisi, including districts and settlements that were once called 'Tiflis'. The area is known for its ancient architecture, with old street vendors, wooden carved houses, and balconies. It is home to many tourist attractions, including churches, museums, sulfur bathhouses, and peculiar wooden houses. The district has a rich history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the 4th century. Old Tbilisi has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site candidate since 2007 and is a popular destination for visitors, with many restaurants, open-air cafes, nightclubs, and galleries. The area is also home to the famous Meidani Square, which has been a major bazaar since ancient times, attracting merchants and traders from all over the East