I suggest devoting the third day to souvenir shopping and shopping. Shota Rustavelli Avenue is the central avenue of Tbilisi. There is a small bazaar with souvenirs (magnets, horns, souvenir plates). About the magnets... In the subway passages they are much cheaper! :) Lots of brand stores, restaurants, religious and government buildings. Our Nevsky!

Yes, yes, that's right! The usual hypermarket. That's where you can buy one of Georgia's delicacies, green walnut jam, for the nicest price. Does it sound strange? Yes, but it is very tasty! And there is a great variety of wine, chacha, and cognac, whatever your heart desires. At the airport, the workers are loyal to overweight, and there is no luggage X-ray, so there is a good chance to refill the home bar!

The tastiest, freshest and sweetest churchella! Considering that I refused to eat it for 25 years until now - I know what I'm talking about! :)

The Titanic khachapuri. Have you guys ever seen a khachapuri that can't be eaten by 5 grown people, 3 of whom are men? No? Then this is the place for you!

And you can finish a long weekend in a wonderful bar: listen to a live rock'n'roll, sing karaoke, talk to interesting people and taste great cocktails :) The cellar with drinks in the floor was especially memorable!