National Geographic has drawn attention of readers to Tbilisi with interesting article about this unique Georgian city and capital on its official website.
The author of the article names the capital of Georgia one of the best and unusual touristic destinations in the world. Tara Isabella Burton tenderly describes flea markets of Tbilisi, its rebellious character, warm hospitality and unusual mixture of cultures.
Tara stepped away from a common style of writing articles on cities. She wrote not only about Kale, the historical center of Tbilisi, and its old sights, but also about modern popular spots among city residents and guests: restaurants, bars, workshops of Bohemian artists.
“But few places capture Tbilisi’s energy like the city’s hottest new restaurant, Café Littéra—brainchild of new celebrity chef Tekuna Gachechiladze—located in the palatial mansion that once housed the Soviet Writers’ Union”.
To resume, the article is remarkable and worth your attention.
