Solo travel

Such a beautiful city,vibrant and so aesthetic! I enjoyed the historical monuments and the collection of churches. There are a lot of places for entertainment also and people are so friendly and willing to help. As a solo traveler,I felt really safe.

Solo travel

in my experience tbilisi is one of the most comfortable and safe places i’ve visited everything was perfect at night and day time. i felt safe coming home late by myself. man are quiet open to show attention towards you, but if you set your boundaries straight they quickly get you

Group travel

Did I feel safe? Yes, absolutely. The city felt calm and welcoming, and people were very friendly. Walking around in the evening was fine Things to do Must do: stroll through the Old Town, take the cable car up to Narikala Fortress, enjoy the view from Mtatsminda, and maybe plan a trip to wineries outside the city. Budget Georgia is quite affordable: for a week I spent around 200$ Getting around Metro and buses are cheap and convenient, and taxis are also very affordable. Walking through the...

Solo travel

Tbilisi is safe, just be careful with taxi drivers (only book via bolt app - taxi will cost 5-7 lari) and avoid Parlament demonstrations (aggressive against Russian speaking ppl). There are a lot of street dogs, most of them are totally friendly but avoid the ones that live outside the city Center. I recommend eating at lolita, radio cafe, sircha x chicka, ratto, mint and maizen

It’s safe to stay . Everyone is a kind. There is nothing to worry about here except the dogs because there are plenty of dogs outside all of them isn’t aggressive but be careful at night. Good luck .

I lived in Tbilisi for five months, went out alone at all hours and I never felt unsafe. I lived in Vera and if you stay in the central areas of the city there are always people around, also at night. Take standard precautionary measures that you would use anywhere, but I do not think there are particular reasons to feel unsafe in Tbilisi.

I haven’t looked at it from a tourist’s perspective, so I can’t say for sure, but as a citizen, I don’t feel completely safe. Femicide is not uncommon in Georgia. Women often face sexual harassment and unpleasant comments from man’s, including from police and special forces during protests. As for going out in the city — walking around, going to bars or clubs at night it’s not necessarily dangerous, but it’s not guaranteed to be a pleasant experience either, as some men behave in an...

Tbilisi is an incredibly calm and safe city. There are no areas where you would feel uncomfortable or in danger. People are very friendly, and if you need help, you can always ask someone on the street -they’ll gladly help you figure things out.