City Guide to Tbilisi, Georgia

No photos, and the maps are useless... just a street, no context. Bought this book used for very cheap price but could have saved the few dollars.

Has some good info but not much more than what I've seen on YouTube. The maps are horrible, Google or MapQuest screenshots that are blurry, faint and useless.

Did not find this helpful at all.

This book wasn’t have value of details about Tbilisi

I have no doubt that when I will arrive first time to Tbilisi I will feel familial to the city, thanks to the present book. Good job!

Quite nice walks described with some interesting information, also some day trip suggestions such as Gori and Mtskheta. The maps,however, are just diabolical - they look like bad quality photocopies of Google maps and incredibly there isn't one overall map of Tbilisi meaning that you have no context of the maps which are included in the book. Overall I wouldn't recommend it - the Lonely Planet was better and decent maps can be found at the tourist office in Tbilisi itself.

The one thing it lacks for me is photos. But it is otherwise a very nice guide, informative and entertaining.

Marvellous descriptions, walking tours and simple maps. Well done Stephen Stocks. Carrying this book around rather than Brandts. A great guise, not a bible.

Poorly illustrated, difficult to see at first where the little sketch maps started. History of all the well known monuments was fine but very little personal input. Big gap for someone to do better.

Useless for the average tourist.