Markets Tbilissi

This market is centred around the bus station. Smaller than the first one, it abounds in the same type of products: fruits, vegetables, sweets, drinks, and also operates in sections; the prices charged are about the same. It is convenient when you take a bus to and from the bus station to do some cheap shopping. If you arrive early and are not too busy, it is always an interesting exploration to do in addition, while organizing the stewardship and logistics of the rest of your trip.

Impressive, that's the word. On the outskirts of the city, this market is one of the most important in the Caucasus, one of the economic lungs of the city. It attracts merchants from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Central Asia and Iran. The site opens with a spectacle of stalls that are continuously adjacent to each other, covering the hills. Quite off the tourist "action ground", this market is mainly aimed at locals, but it is always interesting to get off the beaten track and try to understand how the country works.

The story goes that the bazaar is named after army deserters who came to get rid of their equipment and weapons in the early 1920s. A visit will allow you to taste a slice of Georgian life (in addition to the delicacies in your exploration). Colours, nothing but colours! The market is a discovery in itself: you can find everything, spices in shades, trinkets, everything that can be eaten or not. This market stretches all around the railway station. To be discovered off the beaten tourist track.