BassJunkie
Clams on the half shell, and roller skates.
We're taking our 5 year old daughter to Tbilisi for 4 nights next month, I'm hyped now having read this thread!
It is stunning stuff! It has all the elements kids like- eggs, cheese, pastry, tomatoey sauces. I mean how genius is Chkmeruli? Garlicky cheesy chicken.Oh a thought - I introduced the kids to Georgian food when we were in the Ukraine late last year- all they want now is more Georgian food - even over burgers. I don't know what it is about it , but they are gagging to go to Georgia this summer
Oh amazing! Matsiminda park, the experimentorium and the open air ethnographic museum all recommended for kids. And the sulphur waterfall. And the funincular railway. The big statue overlooking the city which I always want to call Katniss Dedi (that isn't the right name ) is a long walk but great views and lots of running around space. Old Tbilisi- below the castle is the most beautiful bit. Mstkheta and one of the lakes is worth a day trip.We're taking our 5 year old daughter to Tbilisi for 4 nights next month, I'm hyped now having read this thread!
Weird timings though. We are trying to decide whether we go by GA direct or do a Lufthansa via Munich and spend a few days there (we are flying with a 3 year old....)Georgian Airways have started direct flights from Gatwick to Tblisi. 5 hour flight for about £300 return. This would've been good 6 months ago instead of my long stopover in Warsaw.
Weird timings though. We are trying to decide whether we go by GA direct or do a Lufthansa via Munich and spend a few days there (we are flying with a 3 year old....)
Just two days. Only going because I need an exit and entry stamp for Turkey.i have skimmed batuni and is does nothing for me - but Georgian ground transport i better than you may think- how long you there for ?
That looks amazing, thanks.I'm going to Bakhmaro in December. It might be a little far from Batumi (3 hour drive according to tripadvisor) but it looks like it could still be nice in September
Bakhmaro – Georgia's highest alpine climatic resort
There is some nice street art. (And some really bad stuff!)Just two days. Only going because I need an exit and entry stamp for Turkey.