January Packing List for Tbilisi — What to Wear & Bring

Essentials

If you only pack a few things, pack these.

• Insulated base layersEssential

  Tbilisi's January lows of 32°F around the Old Town (Kala) make insulated base layers essential for wandering the cobblestone streets near the Sulfur Baths.

• Fleece jacketEssential

  Tbilisi January highs of 46°F with 9 precip days demand a fleece jacket for warmth during uphill climbs to Narikala Fortress.

• Windproof shellEssential

  Tbilisi's January winds on Sololaki hill near Mother of Georgia statue require a windproof shell to handle rapid weather changes from the Caucasus.

• Waterproof bootsEssential

  Tbilisi's January 9 precip days make waterproof boots necessary to navigate slippery cobblestones in Abanotubani near the Sulfur Baths.

• Insulated hiking shoesEssential

  Tbilisi January 32°F lows around Tbilisi Botanical Garden trails require insulated hiking shoes for muddy valley paths.

• Warm beanieEssential

  Tbilisi January winds at Narikala Fortress with 32°F lows make a warm beanie essential for panoramic views during evening drops.

• GlovesEssential

  Tbilisi's January Caucasus chills around Sololaki hill require gloves to protect hands on steep paths to Mother of Georgia.

• UmbrellaEssential

  Tbilisi's January 9 precip days around Abanotubani Sulfur Baths require an umbrella to stay dry on treacherous cobblestones.

Clothing

• Insulated base layersEssential

  Tbilisi's January lows of 32°F around the Old Town (Kala) make insulated base layers essential for wandering the cobblestone streets near the Sulfur Baths.

• Fleece jacketEssential

  Tbilisi January highs of 46°F with 9 precip days demand a fleece jacket for warmth during uphill climbs to Narikala Fortress.

• Windproof shellEssential

  Tbilisi's January winds on Sololaki hill near Mother of Georgia statue require a windproof shell to handle rapid weather changes from the Caucasus.

• Long wool coatRecommended

  Tbilisi January evenings dropping near 32°F at Mtatsminda Park need a long wool coat for fog and cooler 10°F lower temps than the city center.

Footwear

• Waterproof bootsEssential

  Tbilisi's January 9 precip days make waterproof boots necessary to navigate slippery cobblestones in Abanotubani near the Sulfur Baths.

• Insulated hiking shoesEssential

  Tbilisi January 32°F lows around Tbilisi Botanical Garden trails require insulated hiking shoes for muddy valley paths.

• Grip socksRecommended

  Tbilisi's January wet conditions on Bridge of Peace demand grip socks inside sturdy shoes for safe crossing in 46°F highs.

Accessories

• Warm beanieEssential

  Tbilisi January winds at Narikala Fortress with 32°F lows make a warm beanie essential for panoramic views during evening drops.

• GlovesEssential

  Tbilisi's January Caucasus chills around Sololaki hill require gloves to protect hands on steep paths to Mother of Georgia.

• ScarfRecommended

  Tbilisi January 9 precip days in the Old Town valley make a scarf useful for humidity and cold near Rustaveli Avenue.

Gear

• UmbrellaEssential

  Tbilisi's January 9 precip days around Abanotubani Sulfur Baths require an umbrella to stay dry on treacherous cobblestones.

• Hand warmersRecommended

  Tbilisi January 32°F lows at Mtatsminda Park make hand warmers handy for extended visits 10°F cooler than the center.

• Insulated glovesRecommended

  Tbilisi January mornings at 32°F on the Bridge of Peace and Sololaki hill paths to the Mother of Georgia statue require warm gloves to handle cold winds and metal railings.