A three-hour walk through Marjanishvili, Aghmashenebeli's courtyards and Fabrika, where Soviet factory yards have become Tbilisi's street art and coffee district.
| 10:00 | Meet at Marjanishvili Square and start through the surrounding blocks, where Soviet-era courtyards carry some of the city's largest murals. |
| 10:30 | Walk Aghmashenebeli Avenue, looking into the inner courtyards behind the restored facades, a mix of cafes, workshops and residential buildings. |
| 11:00 | Cross into Chugureti, a 19th-century district of brick townhouses, with murals added over the last decade alongside the older architecture. |
| 11:45 | Arrive at Fabrika, a former Soviet sewing factory converted into a courtyard of hostels, shops, galleries and coffee roasters. |
| 12:30 | Tour ends at Fabrika. Stay on for coffee or lunch, or continue browsing the galleries and shops on your own. |
Is this tour suitable for children
Yes, the walk is flat and short, though the street art and gallery focus suits older children and teenagers better than toddlers.
Do we go inside the galleries at Fabrika
We point them out and the guide explains what each one shows, entry to most is free, but we do not schedule fixed gallery visits since opening hours vary.
What happens in bad weather
The walk runs as planned, courtyards and covered sections of Fabrika offer some shelter, bring an umbrella if rain is forecast.
Can this be combined with the Old Tbilisi walk
Yes, many guests do both on the same day with a lunch break in between, ask us when booking and we will plan the timing.