Nestled on the banks of the Kura River and surrounded by majestic mountains, this historic, picturesque city truly offers something for everyone. Ride a cable car to the 4^th-century Narikala Fortress for breathtaking views of the city, visit the renowned 20 meter-tall Kartlis Deda or “Mother of Georgia” statue, and wander the cobblestone streets of the chaotic, but charming 19^th century Old Town. Learn about Georgian history and check out magnificent gold artifacts at the Georgian National Museum, or spend the afternoon on the rides and water slides at Mtatsminda Park. Art enthusiasts can see masterpieces from Georgian greats like Niro Pirosmani at the National Gallery or enjoy local works and native cuisine at the city’s unique art cafés. For more 21^st century flavor, seek out Tbilisi’s lineup of luxury boutiques, fantastic restaurants, and buzzing bars and clubs.