Georgia offers a mix of modern shopping malls, traditional bazaars, boutique stores, and souvenir shops.

Tbilisi – Best for Shopping

Modern Shopping Malls

East Point (Tbilisi) – The largest mall in the Caucasus, with international brands, a cinema, and a hypermarket.

Mall Tbilisi (Saburtalo) – Upscale shopping with brands like Zara, Mango, and a food court.

City Mall (Vake) – A smaller, stylish mall with fashion, electronics, and cafes.

Galleria Tbilisi (Near Avlabari Metro) – Luxury brands, a rooftop terrace, and fine dining.

Tbilisi Mall (Gldani) – Large retail space with fashion, entertainment, and a kids' zone.

Local Markets & Boutiques

Dry Bridge Market – Famous for Soviet antiques, vintage items, and handmade crafts.

Meidan Bazaar (Old Town) – Traditional Georgian souvenirs, wine, and handicrafts.

Fabrika Courtyard Shops – Hipster boutiques with local designer clothing and accessories.

Samgori Market – Huge local bazaar for fresh produce, spices, and Georgian delicacies.

Luxury & Designer Stores

Atoneli Street – High-end Georgian designers (e.g., Materiel, Lalo).

D. Aghmashenebeli Ave – Trendy concept stores and vintage shops.

Batumi – Seaside Shopping

Batumi Mall – Biggest mall in Adjara with fashion, electronics, and a cinema.

Metro City Batumi – Modern shopping center near the beach.

Batumi Piazza Market – Handmade jewelry, souvenirs, and local art.

Kutaisi – Budget & Local Shopping

Central Market (Kutaisi) – Fresh produce, spices, and Georgian cheese.

Grand Mall Kutaisi – Modern shopping with Georgian and international brands.

Kakheti (Wine Region) – Best for Wine & Souvenirs

Sighnaghi Market – Handmade carpets, Georgian wine horns (kantsi), and local honey.

Telavi Market – Fresh fruits, churchkhela, and traditional Georgian spices.

Best Souvenirs to Buy in Georgia

Georgian Wine & Chacha – From local wineries (e.g., Kindzmarauli, Saperavi).

Churchkhela – Traditional candy made of grape must and nuts.

Handmade Jewelry – Enamelwork (cloisonné) and silver pieces.

Georgian Cheese & Spices – Sulguni, Imeretian cheese, and adjika.

Handwoven Carpets & Textiles – From Svaneti or Tbilisi markets.

Antiques & Soviet Memorabilia – Dry Bridge Market (Tbilisi).

Tips for Shopping in Georgia

Bargaining – Common in markets (Dry Bridge, Samgori) but not in malls.

Tax Free – Available in major stores (min. purchase 200 GEL).


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