• Colchis Fountain - Located in the heart of Kutaisi, Georgia, the Colchis Fountain is a tribute to the ancient kingdom of Colchis. It features 30 large-scale replicas of renowned gold jewelry unearthed at archaeological sites in Georgia, including nearby Vani. Designed by Georgian architect David Gogichaishvili, the fountain was inaugurated in May 2012.
• Meskhishvili Theatre - Established in 1861 as a dramatic troupe in Kutaisi, this theater marked the advent of professional theater in western Georgia. It was among the pioneering institutions to advocate for Georgian-language performances during the Russian Empire, playing a vital role in preserving national culture.
• Kutaisi State Opera and Ballet Theatre - The Kutaisi Opera House, a prominent theater in Kutaisi, opened in 1969. The building, a result of renovations in the 1940s and 1960s, includes the renowned Kharazov Theater and the Otskhelebi brothers’ House, which was nearly destroyed by fire in 1946.
• Tetri Bridge - Also known as the White Bridge, it is situated in the central part of Kutaisi, in the city’s historic area, spanning the Rioni River. It is one of Kutaisi’s most picturesque bridges, with construction starting in 1850 and concluding in 1852.
• Kutaisi Market - Known as the “Green Market,” this unique spot in Kutaisi offers fresh and high-quality products sourced from local farmers.
• ჯაჭვის ხიდი - The Chain Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in Kutaisi. Remnants of a 5th-century bridge have been found here, with the main supports of the current bridge dating back to the 1770s.

• Snacks

• small cash for market treats(Green Bazaar)

Join us for a leisurely walking tour through the lively center and enchanting Old Town of Kutaisi.

The journey starts at the iconic white columns near the Meskhishvili Theatre, leading us down the historic Rustaveli Street to the picturesque White Bridge. Along the route, savor a fresh Georgian pretzel from a local bakery — a delightful taste of daily life.

We’ll visit the vibrant Green Bazaar, where locals exchange fresh produce, spices, and homemade goods, and cross the Chain Bridge with views of the Rioni River.

The tour concludes at the base of the steps to Bagrati Cathedral, which you are welcome to visit afterward.

Your local guide will share fascinating stories about Kutaisi’s history, culture, and daily life, along with personal recommendations on the best places to eat, drink, and explore. It’s an ideal experience for first-time visitors who wish to discover the true essence of Kutaisi — not just the sights, but the heart of the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.