A three-hour walk through Tbilisi's two flea and food markets, Dry Bridge and Dezerter Bazaar, with a licensed guide who explains what things are worth and how to haggle.
| 09:00 | Meet your guide at the Dry Bridge and spend the first hour browsing the flea market: Soviet medals, enamel brooches, cameras, carpets and a mix of genuine antiques and reproductions. |
| 10:00 | Walk along the Mtkvari riverbank past the Saarbrücken Bridge, a short stretch that sets up the geography of central Tbilisi before heading to the second market. |
| 10:20 | Dezerter Bazaar: spice stalls, cheese counters, bread ovens and the covered produce hall, with a look at what is in season and how prices are set. |
| 11:15 | Coffee stop near the bazaar to finish the walk and ask any last questions about prices, authenticity or where to go back on your own. |
| 12:00 | Tour ends; your guide can point you toward lunch options or your next stop in the city. |
Is this tour better on a specific day?
Weekend mornings give the fullest Dry Bridge market. Weekday visits still work for Dezerter Bazaar, which trades daily, but the flea market stalls are fewer, checked at booking.
Do I need entrance tickets?
No, both markets are open public spaces with no entrance fee.
Can I buy items through the guide?
The guide can advise on fair prices and authenticity, but purchases and payment are between you and the seller directly.
What if we are travelling solo or as a larger group?
This walk is priced at €70 per person based on two travelling together. Solo travellers and groups of three or more are quoted separately, contact us for a figure before booking.