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Where Tourists Don't Go: The Forgotten Rails Tour
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Where Tourists Don't Go: The Forgotten Rails Tour

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Run by a local guide · Chinka

Booking is free; at the end you give the guide what you think is fair. Free cancellation at any time.

Join a journey through Tbilisi’s hidden past! Discover forgotten railways, secret metro spots, and untold stories locals rarely share. Explore places tourists never see and uncover the underground side of the city.

Duration
1 h 30 min
Destination
Tbilisi
Meeting Point
Rustaveli Metro Station
Provider
Chinka

Description

Already explored every corner of Tbilisi and there’s nothing left to discover? I'll prove you wrong on a journey into the underground history of Tbilisi, spots you’d never find or dare to enter on your own. This tour takes you deep into the forgotten side of the city, revealing the fascinating stories of Tbilisi’s railway & metro system. Learn how it all began, developed, & what it is today.

It’s a little bit of everything: a touch of Soviet-era stories, a glimpse into modern-day decisions, a bit of walking through everyday streets & visits to secret places only locals know. You’ll pass by the historic homes of Georgia’s first railway workers, a still-active 20th-century mine, and an abandoned electric depot, now a shelter for war refugees who have rebuilt their lives with strength and resilience.

The most intriguing stop? A long-forgotten railway repair station, sealed off from the outside world. Closed to the public & nearly impossible to access without local guidance. This is an exclusive invitation into restricted zones and untold histories. Discover the underground secrets of Tbilisi and hear the stories locals rarely speak about in public.

Includes

  • "Rustaveli"
  • Local Guide
  • Historic Sites
  • Exclusive Access
  • Abandoned Electric Depot
  • Hidden Corners
  • Soviet & Modern Insights

Meeting Point

Rustaveli Metro Station

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How does a free tour work?

Booking costs nothing. At the end, each person gives the guide what they think is fair for the experience: it's a voluntary tip.

  • • Pay in cash at the end of the experience.
  • • Bring small bills or change.

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