Head to the Dry Bridge Flea Market for a quick browse and it is guaranteed to become an afternoon shopping expedition! The rich variety of odds and ends on sale are as diverse as Tbilisi itself. In the tough days of Soviet Union and the early time of independence, the Dry Bridge is where empty-pocketed people of Tbilisi would come to sell their possessions for some quick cash. For a few, it's the same today, but for most it has become a livelihood.

You can find anything in the world here: vinyls, crockery, old currencies, fancy jewelery, paintings, tools, unique treasures from the Soviet Union era war such as helmets, knives, belts, binoculars, cameras and much more.

Merchants won't hassle you as you browse, but be expected to work your bargaining muscles. We think that’s part of the fun, though!