The Hidden Architecture of Tbilisi - 1 Day Photo Tour

The Hidden Architecture of Tbilisi - 1 Day Photo Tour

Georgia is an exciting destination for photographers, boasting stunning landscapes and beautiful but dated architecture and delicious food that caters to all tastes and palates. At the country’s heart is Tbilisi, the capital.

My one-day walking tours are designed for people that would love to discover some of the city’s hidden architectural gems during their trip or holiday.

We start around the streets of Tbilisi, where we visit the old town and as many of the interior spaces that are currently available. Later we visit a stunning ex-Soviet theatre (as featured in the cover photo). Taking the time to pick out compositions and unique angles.

During the day we take the time to talk about your photography or capturing better travel and city imagery during your trips. We also talk about post processing (if this is required) over the included lunch.

We also visit another theatre and complete the day with a sunset over the city from a unique spot.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Old Town (Altstadt) Tbilisi, Tbilisi Georgia

We walk around both the old and new town of Tbilisi, seeking out the architecture and interiors.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Rustaveli Avenue, Freedom Square to Kostava Street, Tbilisi Georgia

During the day we also have EXCLUSIVE access to a stunning disused ex-Soviet theatre (as featured in the photo at the top of the page), with permission from the owner. We shall spend an hour or so inside here after lunch, picking out compositions and unique angles.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: S. Nshan Armenian Church, Vertskhli St, T'bilisi, Georgia

The cobblestoned old town is a product of its rich and turbulent history. Periods under Persian and Russian rule have left it dotted with Eastern Orthodox churches, ornate Art Nouveau buildings and brutalist Soviet Modernist structures. This example is Armenian. We stop here to take some externals of the lovely features.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Davit Agmashenebeli Ave, 37-39 Davit Aghmashenebeli Ave, T'bilisi, Georgia

Over in the East of Tbilisi, we visit the old Apollo Movie Theatre, a stunning 100 year old building that is due to have a renovation project completed on it in the coming years.

Duration: 2 hours