based on 14 experiences
I felt safe in Tbilisi, even when being out late alone at night. I had my wits about me. There are many young people out at night, like 11 PM, even on public transportation. The khinkali is delicious, and food is cheaper than in many western countries.
Posted: June 23, 2024Katerina (28)
Georgia
Safety-wise walking in the city I felt safer than at home. In the city, even at 2-3 am. But that's because I look similar to a Georgian girl. African and Indian girls told me that they were harassed by local men. I would definitely recommend watching traditional Georgian dancing, polyphonic singing and walking in the old town. The museum of Soviet occupation is expensive but very interesting. If you're vegan- Kiwi cafe is best value for price and Shpana cafe is great for different choices of food. In comparison to western countries taxis are cheap here. But download Bolt or Yandex taxi. Métro is old and Soviet but very fast :).
Posted: June 20, 2024Experienced: May, 2024Overall, it was a safe city. Easy to explore by foot and bolt, bolts are very cheap. Restaurants and souvenirs are bit expensive in the touristic areas. For a tasty and good price meal, try to find a local restaurant. The old city is very nice, Cable car (teleferik) and the botanical garden are a must visit!.
Posted: June 12, 2024Experienced: April, 2024Qornitah
Turkey
I have visited Tbilisi during July, I stayed there for a week. I explored the town near by and the city it self. My favorite was Kazbegi which is part of the Caucasian mountain. Tbilisi is full of historic places and the views are amazing. Thé nature, food and atmosphere was amazing.
Posted: May 28, 2024Priyanka
Georgia
Tbilisi is a beautiful city, boasting exceptional cafes, landscapes, and nightlife. I feel safe here; however, you should be cautious of a certain crowd, specifically pickpockets. The local cuisine is amazing, particularly the Georgian foods such as Khinkali and Kachapuri. As a student who has been studying here for the past five years and renting an apartment, I have visited most places in Georgia.
Posted: February 16, 2024Baby
Turkey
It is a safe place with welcoming people. I met local people who are ready for helping you. The architecture and nearby places are great. Want to visit there again. I rent a house on airbnb near the city center
Posted: February 14, 2024Nissa (21)
Turkey
Tblisi made me feel safe. All i recommend you is, taste all traditional food. You won't regret it. Also, the old town is really small to drive or using public transport. You can walk to anywhere you want.
Posted: January 25, 2024Experienced: March, 2023I was in Tbilisi for 2 weeks. It was a great experience. The city has many great things to do. Many nice markets, cinemas with english movies, nightclubs, many restaurants and a lot of places with good wine. I stayed in a Hostel, there are many cheap options, even with „female only“ rooms. Beside the city there also is a big lake, if you want some space from the city life. I felt very save even at night time.
Posted: January 10, 2024Maybe because I was there with my bf, I felt very safe, even considering we walked around the city late at night. The city’s very young, vibrant, dynamic, it has some Berlin vibes (but with better food choices haha) We ate a lot, despite being a bit heavy and greasy, the food was amazing (both at fancy restaurants and some no name cafes along the road) We rented an airbnb apartment, despite being small, it had everything we needed. Especially considering that we went there only to sleep and take a shower. Link: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/50358406?source_impression_id=p3_1701523183_4m5mRxtA3St3Y4%2BE
Posted: December 2, 2023I love Tbilisi. My favorite things to do there are pretty much just walking around different places and eating. The old part of the city is very beautiful, just like the large main street, Rustaveli. The best restaurant I found was a small, local one. Very cheap and with amazing food, it's called Mapshalia. The traffic is crazy, I travel a lot and I've never been more terrified in a car than in Georgia.
Posted: November 7, 2023Based on 3 experiences
Based on 3 experiences
Tbilisi is a pretty safe city to live in and to visit. Compared to other big European cities there’s less theft and pickpockets for example. it is pretty safe as well for solo female travelers, you might just experience flirting from random men but they’re never insistent and you can just ignore them. Overall it’s a pretty safe place.
Posted: July 1, 2024Katerina
In Tbilisi I usually feel safe because I look Georgian. Even if I walk around at night alone, I feel safer than at home in Sydney. The most problems I experienced from a couple of Taxi drivers who were persistent in asking me out, even though I told them I have a boyfriend. Men here do like to stare, but they wouldn't do anything. Some would politely ask me out in person on the street. However, the situation is different for other girls. Indian and African (black girls) told me that they were harassed by local men while in the shopping mall, or when going out at night.
Posted: June 20, 2024Elene
Tbilisi
3 days
I am Elene, from Tbilisi, Georgia. Psychologist on my way to figuring out what to do in life 🤞🏼🤞🏼😂
Mari
Tbilisi
7 days
My name is Marie, I live in Tbilisi. I love traveling to different places and creating memories. I am a comfortable and sociable person. I am ready to share the history of my country with the visitors coming to my country and to see the very beautiful places.
Laura
I am Italian and I live in Vilnius, Lithuania. It is my home and one of the greenest capitals in Europe. I like travelling and seeing new countries through the eyes of locals. I love karaoke! I am fluent in English and Italian. My dream would be to speak Arabic but at the moment I just limit myself to listening to any Arab music! :D
Nicole
Hello, 40 countries and counting.... My parents sent me to Italy at the age of 16 and I've been unable to sit still ever since. I want to see the world and immerse myself in other cultures.... and live it up while doing so.