Citywalk in Old Tbilisi, Georgia.

Chronicle of Georgia Monument Overlooking the "Tbilisi Sea", also known as the "Georgian Stonehenge", it is a great place for photos, consisting of 16 bronze pillars, each 35 meters high. From here, you can also enjoy the beautiful view of the "Tbilisi Sea". Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral This is not a very old church, built between 1995 and 2004, but it is the Eastern Orthodox Church built in Georgia, and it is a famous religious building in the Caucasus. Old Tbilisi Located on the Silk Road between Europe and Asia, it blends various different cultures. The most unique is the Georgian church building. There are mosques, synagogues, Armenian Christian churches and Roman Catholic churches in the city, the ancient city of Tbilisi, the Metkhi Church built in the 12th century, the ancient city castle, shops selling carpets and souvenirs, and the "Peace Bridge" across the river in the city. Narikala Fortress Take the old city cable car up the mountain, overlooking the entire city and enjoy the unique scenery of Tbilisi. Mother of Georgia Built after World War II, this majestic statue faces the ancient city. She holds her wrist in her left hand and a sword in her right hand, symbolizing the great victory of Georgia's anti-fascist war and becoming a symbol of the city. Check in at the popular attraction Puppet Clock Tower The clock tower next to the puppet theater, every hour the small door on the top of the building will open and a puppet angel will slowly walk out from behind the door, ring the bell and then turn back inside.