Tbilisi is the capital and largest city of Georgia (the country), which was formerly part of the USSR.

Tbilisi was created in 479.

By a long shot, Tbilisi is the largest city in all of Georgia. In fact, it is almost ten times larger than any other Georgian city. So, it comes as no surprise that this city is the place where all the action takes place. It is the hub of everything in Georgia: politics, economy, and even the city’s social scene. Tbilisi has been the capital of Georgia since the 5th century. You might guess that it is also a city that is brimming with history.

In addition to the historic landmarks, Tbilisi is also a city that has a modern appeal. There are fabulous restaurants, a busy social scene, and a thriving nightlife. New building projects are popping up each day, from 5-star hotels to elaborate shopping malls.

Tbilisi is truly the heart of Georgia and should be a stop on anyone’s visit to the country. If you miss Tbilisi, you miss out on the pulse of the Georgian people.

Tbilisi means Warm Sea.

The population of Tbilisi is 1,152,500.