Tbilisi- Georgia world tour

The climate in Tbilisi ranges from humid and subtropical to mild and continental, although the evenings can be chilly throughout the year. In September the weather reaches a comfortable compromise between warmth and rainfall. . The Georgian capital is an ancient settlement, considered to be one of the oldest cities in the world, and it’s both historic and picturesque. There are many cultural sites to keep visitors occupied, including museums that showcase everything from art to puppetry. Don’t miss Tiflis Avenue (a gallery displaying the work of Georgian artists), the botanic garden, the charming art nouveau architecture of the old quarter and the ancient Narikala Fortress. The city takes its name from the hot sulphur springs, making the sulphur baths a must-do – relax in the small pools, or enjoy a massage. But watch out for negotiated prices for massages being hiked after the treatment has taken place – not a very 

Also visit: From July to October. 
Best for: Culture fans who want to explore a gem before the crowds arrive.