Tbilisi is the capital of the Georgian Republic and it is also one of the oldest cities located in it with a history dating back to the fifth century AD, in the era of Omar Ibn Al-Khattab when he was the Caliph of the Muslims. Many glimpses of the past, and Tbilisi is one of the developed cities that keeps pace with modernity and sophistication witnessed in this era, so you find it combining the ancient and the attractive modern. One of the most important tourist places in Tbilisi is the Peace Bridge, which is one of the strangest bridges that you may see one day, and it reflects the modernity and development of the city. In addition to castles, cathedrals and statues. It is necessary to take a valuable tour of the Georgia National Museum, as this museum tells the full history of Georgia through its archaeological exhibits dating back to different eras and times throughout Georgian history. The city is famous for its opera house, which presents the legendary performances of the most famous stories known worldwide, such as The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet, and many others.