
At the crossroads of East and West, where history meets modernity.
What to do in Tbilisi, this fascinating city where history meets modernity? Beyond its obvious charms, Tbilisi is an invitation to exploration. Start by strolling through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town (Abanotubani), admire the carved balconies, and feel the ancient soul of Georgia. Don't miss Narikala Fortress, offering breathtaking views of the city, accessible by cable car from Rike Park. For a truly memorable experience, why not embark on an outdoor escape game? It's a fantastic way to discover the city from a new angle, turning your visit into a real scavenger hunt or a full-scale treasure hunt. These unusual activities will guide you through iconic neighborhoods, revealing local secrets and anecdotes while having fun. Tbilisi is a city that lends itself wonderfully to these urban adventures, offering a perfect blend of culture, history, and interactive entertainment.

Uncover the hidden path of Saint Nino's vine cross in Old Tbilisi. Decipher ancient clues across sacred sites to reveal why this relic vanished for centuries and reclaim its divine secret before a shadowy cult destroys it forever.

Uncover the dark secret behind young Stalin's seminary oath. Decode clues across Old Tbilisi's ancient churches and alleys to expose a conspiracy that forged a dictator.

Uncover Koba's secret legacy hidden among Tbilisi's Armenian heritage. Decode clues from forgotten churches and mansions to expose the tycoon's concealed plot before it's lost forever.

Uncover the secret edict of King Mirian III that sealed Georgia's royal conversion to Christianity. Decode clues hidden among ancient monuments to reveal a conspiracy that nearly erased the sacred seal forever.
Tbilisi is full of unusual activities for those seeking an original outing. Beyond the classic sites, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Abanotubani sulfur baths, an ancient and invigorating experience. Explore the hidden passages and inner courtyards of the Old Town, often adorned with surprising street art, revealing an artistic and underground facet of the capital. Participating in an outdoor escape game in Tbilisi is a unique way to transform the city into a playground, combining puzzles and discovery. These scavenger hunts will lead you off the beaten path, promising unexpected discoveries and moments of pure entertainment.
Tbilisi is a wonderful destination for families, offering many activities for children and teens. An outdoor escape game is a fantastic option: designed to be accessible from 8-10 years old (accompanied), it transforms city discovery into a playful adventure. It's an interactive treasure hunt where everyone can contribute, from the youngest to the oldest. Beyond games, Rike Park with its water features and modern sculptures, as well as the funicular leading to Mount Mtatsminda and its amusement park, are must-sees for unforgettable family moments.
For a romantic getaway, Tbilisi for couples offers an enchanting setting. Stroll hand-in-hand through the winding streets of the Old Town, discover ornate balconies and hidden courtyards. Ascend to Narikala Fortress at sunset for breathtaking panoramic views of the illuminated city, a guaranteed intimate moment. Share a dinner in a traditional restaurant with live music, or relax in a private sulfur bath. An OddballTrip scavenger hunt can also be an original way to create memories, solving puzzles together while exploring Tbilisi's rich heritage.
What to do in Tbilisi on a rainy day? Don't panic, the city offers options! Our outdoor escape games are designed to be playable even in light rain: approximately 80% of the route takes place under arcades, covered passages, or near shelters, minimizing exposure. You can also take refuge in one of the many museums (National Museum of Georgia), explore art galleries, or relax in a cozy cafe. The sulfur baths are also an excellent option to warm up and relax away from the bad weather.
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An OddballTrip outdoor escape game in Tbilisi costs €12 per team, regardless of the number of players (within the recommended limit of 2 to 6 people for a better experience). This single team price makes the activity very affordable, especially if you come as a group. It's an excellent option for an economical and entertaining outing, allowing you to discover the city in an interactive and original way without breaking the bank. The price includes access to the game and all puzzles, with no hidden fees.
Absolutely! Our outdoor escape games are perfectly suited for families and children aged 8-10 and up, provided they are accompanied by adults. The puzzle level is designed to be accessible to everyone, promoting intergenerational collaboration. It's a fun and educational way to visit Tbilisi, transforming cultural discovery into an exciting adventure. Younger children will love the treasure hunt, while teenagers and adults will appreciate the challenges and historical anecdotes.
The duration of an outdoor escape game in Tbilisi generally ranges from 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours 30 minutes. This primarily depends on your pace of play, your ability to solve puzzles quickly, and how much time you want to spend admiring the sights or taking breaks. You are completely free to play at your own pace, with no imposed time limit. It's a flexible activity that adapts to your schedule and your desires of the moment.
No, the beauty of our outdoor escape games is that they require no prior booking! You can purchase the game whenever you want and start your adventure instantly, at any time of day, 7 days a week. This is ideal for spontaneous travelers or those who prefer complete flexibility in their planning. All you need is a smartphone with an internet connection, and you're ready to explore Tbilisi.
Tbilisi is full of treasures! After your escape game, don't miss the Old Town with its colorful balconies, Narikala Fortress for panoramic views, and the famous Abanotubani sulfur baths. Stroll through Rike Park, cross the Bridge of Peace, and explore Rustaveli Avenue for its magnificent architecture and museums. The Sololaki district also offers beautiful examples of Art Nouveau. Every street corner reveals a part of Georgian history and culture.
The best season to visit Tbilisi is spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October). During these periods, the climate is mild and pleasant, ideal for walking and enjoying outdoor activities. Summer (June-August) can be very hot, while winter (December-February) is cold and potentially snowy, although the city under snow has its own charm. Spring and autumn offer the perfect balance for comfortably exploring the city.
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