We stopped by when we spotted the crooked clock tower. Designed such that it looks to be built of blocks piled higgledy piggledy, this architectural oddity was hard to miss. Unfortunately, we did miss out on viewing a performance here! We will have to return to rectify this tragedy, should we find ourselves in Tbilisi again!

While not the most historic of features in the city it’s a must see with plenty of detail to admire. The area is clean and it’s nice for there to be some seating available if you’re waiting for the show. Be sure to read up on the background and you’ll appreciate the detail more and it’s a memorable highlight of my visit to the city.

Very beautiful and distinctive building hosting the Puppet Theater, this spot is surrounded by funny bronze statues featuring several known characters from known works. The hwole area is interesting and surrounded by bars and restaurants, making it one of the lively areas in Tbilisi. Highly recommended.

During my recent trip to Tbilisi, the Clock Tower was one of the highlights. This quirky and charming structure stands out with its unique design and vibrant colours. The clock tower is not just a visual treat but also offers a delightful experience when the clock strikes the hour. Watching the little angel come out to strike the bell was enchanting and added a magical touch to my visit. The surrounding area is equally captivating, with cozy cafés and quaint shops that invite you to explore and relax. We spent a lovely evening sipping coffee, wine and people-watching, soaking in the lively atmosphere. The nearby puppet theatre adds to the cultural richness of the location, making it a perfect spot for both adults and children. Overall, the Tbilisi Clock Tower is a must-visit for anyone traveling to the city. Its whimsical charm and the vibrant neighbourhood make it a memorable stop on your Tbilisi adventure.

Absolute surreal experience on Alfred and Violetta show. The elegance, the humour, the irony and above all love story. It’s one of the most incredible theatre experiences I ever had. And the old Soviet style heater on the photo is one of the participants of the show and the only thing you allow to make photo of ))