Orbeliani Square is the heart of Tbilisi's main Christmas bazaar during the festive season. It's where the magic of the New Year comes alive with cosy kiosks selling hot mulled wine, handmade gifts and tasty local snacks. The nearby President's Palace is elegantly decorated for the season, adding to the grandeur of the festivities. As part of the walking tour, we'll also soak up the unique 19th-century architectural charm of the historic Orbeliani district, with its beautiful buildings reflecting Tbilisi's European influence. You might even catch a live music performance, adding a jolly tune to the holiday spirit. It's a delightful place that perfectly blends history, culture and the festive spirit of Tbilisi.

Bazari Orbeliani is a must for any foodie exploring Tbilisi. Once a bustling Soviet-era bazaar, it's now transformed into the city's largest food mall, where the rich flavours of Georgian cuisine come alive. You'll find everything from delicious fast food and local delicacies to fine Georgian wines and authentic lemonades. The market is filled with shops selling handmade crafts, carefully blended spices and unique delicacies that embody the heart of Georgian culture. It's the perfect place to sample traditional dishes, shop for local ingredients and enjoy the lively, friendly atmosphere.

Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi's main street, is lit up with dazzling Christmas lights during the festive season. The entire avenue comes alive as the facades of its historic buildings are illuminated with sparkling decorations, creating a breathtaking visual treat. Near the parliament building, you'll find the main New Year's tree - an impressive sight that embodies the festive spirit of Georgia. It's also where you'll find Georgia's Santa Claus, known locally as 'Tovlis Papa', ready to share some holiday cheer. Rustaveli Avenue is a must-see part of Tbilisi's New Year and Christmas magic, perfect for capturing the holiday spirit in photos and memories.