I've tasted Georgian food and wine when I was in Ukraine. I've also learned a little bit about the place and it seems to have a ton of history and culture to take in. The alphabet looks a little daunting though....
I just back from there last night. Spent a week, walked every inches in Tbilisi looking for apartment area to rent.
It's a no no for me. People are so angry behind the wheel. They drive like crazy. Honking every 2 seconds lol. While I work I hear it all the time. So if you stay in your room. You will hear it too.
Dog poop everywhere. Street dogs are fine. they see people all day.
I watched youtube they said services are bad. But I went to a restaurant they treated me pretty nicely.
Food is fine. Wine is fine.
City is hill everywhere.
I travel and work. I walk a lot. I'd say it's pretty safe there. But.
I got mugged by 4 kids on the street! Fucking hell. at first this little girl comes alone ask for money I smiled and walked away, they came back with friends and put hands in every pockets and pulled me. They touched my wallet, passport, and phone but did not get it. I don't know why. I shouted but no body help lol. And I didn't wanna punch a kid lol. So I pulled their hands out and went into a shopping mall.
If you like big city Tbilisi maybe not for you.
I feel like it's a small old town.
I like St. Peter and Moscow way more. But that's another story
I got mugged by 4 kids on the street! Fucking hell. at first this little girl comes alone ask for money I smiled and walked away, they came back with friends and put hands in every pockets and pulled me. They touched my wallet, passport, and phone but did not get it. I don't know why. I shouted but no body help lol. And I didn't wanna punch a kid lol. So I pulled their hands out and went into a shopping mall.
Gypsies - they often target foreigners. We have them here too, the kids run around and beg/pickpocket, older ones will sometimes try to sell you knock-off perfume.
An American (mid-50s) who's been there a couple of times spanning ten years ago to 2019. They like Americans but have that little country complex. Great food and wine and their varieties of bread/cheese are unbelievably good. Women are a hit-or-miss by miles. The good-looking ones are outstanding, but usually have a mafia-looking guy attached to them. Not a lot of people speak English. The Country is a 3-day-er at most for most travelers. If you're going to park, a good year is a must. Get out to the country and you'll love the place. Don't go to Armenia the people and country suck.
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