Bar & Billiard FHM GAMING Club is located in Chugureti district, on Kote Marjanishvili Street, 19, just a few minutes walk from Marjanishvili Metro Station. It attracts both locals and guests of the capital with its relaxed and friendly atmosphere, where it is pleasant to spend time with friends and alone, meeting new people. The club has more than 15 American pool tables, as well as one tennis table, so it will be interesting for both beginners and experienced players. In addition to billiards, guests are offered a wide range of drinks and light snacks, and a nice bonus is that the club is open until 02:30 at night. This is a great place to combine a pleasant stay at the bar with a game of billiards in the center of Tbilisi.

The Tbilisi Sports Palace is a legendary indoor arena located in the heart of Tbilisi on May 26 Square. Opened in 1961, it was designed by architects Vladimir Aleksi-Meskhishvili, along with Yuri Kasradze, Temo Japaridze, and David Kajaya, and has since become one of the symbols of Georgian sports. The building’s most remarkable feature is its spherical dome, which measures 76 meters in diameter and was considered one of the largest in Europe at the time of construction. It also remains the largest basketball arena across the entire post-Soviet space. Depending on the type of event, the venue can accommodate between 9,000 and 11,000 spectators. The palace regularly hosts basketball, judo, handball, and boxing competitions.

In the heart of Tbilisi, there is one of the city's oldest parks with an incredible history. Founded in the 1830s by a Persian emigrant, the park was named "Mushtaidi" after his beloved Georgian wife. Years later, in 1935, a significant event took place here - the launch of the world's first children's railway, which still operates today, bringing joy to young travelers. Today, Mushtaidi is an ideal place for family vacations: well-maintained alleys and flower beds, where you can comfortably walk with a stroller, enjoy local delicacies in cozy restaurants, or watch the happy faces of children on classic roller coasters. If you're planning a trip to the capital of Georgia, make sure to set aside time to visit this atmospheric park.

Leila Meskhi Tennis Academy in Tbilisi – a premier sports complex named after Georgia’s tennis legend. Founded in 1995, the academy is a lasting tribute to Leila Meskhi, the first professional tennis player from Georgia and a bronze medalist at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics in doubles. Her career-high singles ranking was world No. 12, and she captured five WTA singles titles. After retiring, she became president of the Georgian Tennis Federation.

The fish market is a place where Batumi welcomes guests with a real Black Sea catch. The market has been open since early morning — the stalls are full of fresh mullet, mulberry, horse mackerel and even small sharks. Sellers with a distinctive accent will immediately clean and butcher any fish. Do not pass by the street kitchens: hot fish pies, rich fish soup and khachapuri with coho are what you should come for. Prices are pleasant, bargaining is appropriate. Tourists take fish with them on the road (packed with ice), and locals buy it for lunch. Add here adjika, fresh herbs and a view of the mountains — you will get an ideal breakfast by the sea.

The oldest and largest zoo in Georgia, founded back in 1927, is located in the heart of Tbilisi, in the picturesque gorge of the Vera River. This place with almost a century of history has gone through many trials, including the devastating flood of 2015, but has managed to recover and continues to delight visitors. Today, there are more than 200 species of animals from all over the world. Majestic Asian elephants, graceful giraffes, regal white lions and tigers, funny monkeys and many other amazing creatures are waiting for you. There is also an exotarium on site, which is home to reptiles, amphibians and fish. There is a contact area and special playgrounds for children.

Shangri La Casino in Tbilisi is a key part of the brand's international network of establishments. The Shangri La brand has a history of more than thirty years, and during this time it has become a symbol of sophistication and elite gaming service in Georgia. Guests can enjoy a variety of classic board games, including various types of poker, American Roulette, blackjack and Punto Banco. In addition, there is a wide selection of modern slots. All this is located in a luxurious, comfortable and safe atmosphere. The X.O. VIP Club, known for its prestige, deserves special attention. It guarantees complete privacy, exclusive service and tables with increased limits. Discover the pinnacle of gambling entertainment with Shangri La Casino in Tbilisi.

Black Sea Arena Concert Hall is a concert venue in Georgia on the Black Sea, located 30 minutes from Batumi near the village of Shekvetili. This is not just a hall, but a futuristic complex for 10,000 spectators right by the sea. The unique acoustics and transformer stage make it possible to hold high-profile and high-quality concerts of world stars, theater premieres and festivals here. The perfect place to combine a beach vacation with a visit to a cool concert hall.

Lech and Maria Kaczynski Park in Batumi is a modern green space that doubles as an art hub by the coast. Tall palms stand alongside futuristic sculptures. Its main highlights include snapping a photo with the giant “flip-flops on eggs” and walking through a stone labyrinth of wishes. Wide paths are great for cycling, while benches and streams add a relaxing vibe. The location is convenient — you can combine a stroll with shopping at Metro City mall or let kids play on the large playground. Perfect for some fun or a peaceful sunset view.

Park Mziuri is a true oasis with soul and history. It is located right on the busy Chavchavadze Avenue. The park was created following the dream of writer Nodar Dumbadze. It’s a pleasant place to stroll along shady paths among well-kept trees and flowers. There are walking and cycling paths, children’s and sports grounds, a skate park, and a lake. You will see fairytale sculptures of characters from Dumbadze’s works, and in the center there is an amphitheater where concerts and performances take place.

Navtlugi Grocery Market is not just a retail outlet, but a real gastronomic portal to Georgia. Located at the entrance to Tbilisi, it attracts the aromas of fresh herbs, spicy spices and homemade cheese. There is a colorful oriental bazaar here, the prices are pleasantly surprising, and the selection of farm products is huge. We recommend you to visit here for real tkemali, honey from eucalyptus and hot lavash straight from the tone.

Outlet Village Tbilisi is not just a shopping mall, but a real European village half an hour's drive from the center of Tbilisi — on the way to Vaziani Airport. Italian-style architecture, clean mountain air and a panoramic view of the city. But the main thing is more than 60 branded boutiques: Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, Adidas, Boss, Calvin Klein, etc., as well as Georgian designers. Year—round discounts range from 30% to 70% on past collections. It's nice to walk here even without the purpose of buying something: cozy streets, cafes with coffee and mountain views, a playground. Plus free parking and taxi service from the metro. Life hack: come to the opening or on weekdays — you will have fun in silence. And don't forget your passport for tax free.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Georgian hospitality at the restaurant Armazis Tskaro, near the city of Mtskheta. Located in a picturesque spot on the banks of the Kura River, this place offers not only delicious food but also stunning views, especially at sunset. The menu features classic Georgian dishes: aromatic khinkali, hearty khachapuri, juicy kebabs, and chashushuli, all perfectly complemented by homemade wines. A cozy veranda, live music, and attentive staff create the ideal mood for a family lunch or a romantic dinner.

Agrohab is a chain of grocery hypermarkets in Georgia, which combines production, farms and imports. The company strives to make natural and high-quality food accessible to Georgian families by promoting the concept of healthy eating. Agrohab hypermarkets offer a wide range of products, from fresh vegetables and fruits to meat, fish, dairy products, cheeses and sausages. Many goods are produced in the company's own factories. For example, you can find more than 300 types of products here, including pastries, wine, confectionery and semi—finished products. The stores also have a ready-to-eat and dessert section. Some of the products come from the Agrohab's own farms and gardens, where special attention is paid to health.

Makhuntseti Waterfall is a picturesque landmark in mountainous Adjara, just 30 km from Batumi. Its powerful jets fall from a height of about 30 meters, surrounded by dense greenery and rocks — a truly fabulous sight! It's easy to take spectacular photos at the waterfall, and on a hot day you can refresh yourself: some tourists decide to swim in the cool water. There are other interesting places nearby: the arched bridge of Queen Tamara (XII century), the confluence of the Chorokh and Adjaristskali rivers, the Gvara fortress. An ideal option for a day trip from Batumi.

Aversi Clinic is a multidisciplinary medical institution in Tbilisi, operating since 2007. It provides services in a wide range of areas: from therapy and pediatrics to oncology and neurosurgery, as well as aesthetic medicine and SPA treatments. The clinic complies with international standards: it has ISO 9001 and ISO 15189 certificates. Equipped with modern equipment, it unites a network of clinics and laboratories throughout Georgia.