Take a journey through Georgian history, starting at Liberty Square, where you can see the statue of St. George. This square is historically very important for Georgian history due to its role in the independence of Georgia. Continue to the old town, past squares and old churches, through the small streets which remain from feudal times. Visit the sulfur bath district, where natural springs burst forth from the ground. See where the locals go for a night out on the town on Shardeni Street, the Tamada statue named after the Georgian Toast Maker, and the Sioni Church which was built in the 6th century, making it as old as the city itself. Walk across the Peace Bridge which is partly covered in glass and was constructed in 2010. See King Erekle Square, the Anchiskhati Basilica, and the Puppet Theater, opened by famous writer and director Rezo Gabriadze in 1981. See the Clock Tower with a puppet show and end the tour with the statue of the Berika folk theater mask.