Tbilisi

Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, is a vibrant city of over 1.3 million people, strategically located on the Kura River at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. Founded in the 5th century, Tbilisi boasts a complex history as a key point on the Silk Road and a contested territory between empires – a legacy visible in its diverse architectural landscape, blending medieval structures with influences from Russian, Neoclassical, and modern styles.

Today, Tbilisi is a growing hub for trade and energy, offering a unique cultural mix. Expect a generally mild climate with warm summers (20-32°C / 68-90°F) and cool winters (−1 to 7°C / 30 to 45°F). The city’s character is defined by its welcoming atmosphere, affordability, and increasingly dynamic digital nomad scene, making it an appealing base for remote work and exploration.