Tbilisi, one of Europe's most ancient capitals, has served as Georgia's cultural, political, and economic hub for over fifteen centuries. Nestled in the heart of the city lies the historic Old Tbilisi, dating back to the early Middle Ages. Spanning just two square kilometers, this area is a must-visit for any traveler, boasting some of the city's most iconic landmarks.At the center of Old Tbilisi stands the vibrant domed 17th-century baths, renowned for their colorful architecture and fed by naturally hot sulfur water. Legend has it that it was these very waters that inspired King Vakhtang Gorgasali to establish the city. As you relax in the warm embrace of the sulfur baths, gazing at the ornate tiles adorning the domes, you'll gain insight into the allure that could inspire the founding of an entire city.