Top Georgia Crime Tours

For all things Joseph Stalin, book this private tour where your guide takes you through Tbilisi and shows you several Stalin-related sights. Visit Stalin’s underground illegal printing house, his green private railway carriage, his museum, and much more. This is a private tour, so you can go at your own pace and customize this tour based on your interests, too.

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Meet your guide and begin your journey through the remnants of Soviet Tbilisi. Visit imposing Soviet buildings, government offices, and residential blocks that still echo with the weight of history. See some buildings that even bear the scars of past violence, marked by bullet holes that were never repaired. Hear personal stories — some passed down quietly, others lived directly — about control, censorship, resistance, and the small joys people held onto despite it all. From state-imposed silence to forbidden music, from public loyalty to private fears, explore both the visible and invisible layers of life under the regime. These seemingly ordinary spaces conceal unsettling stories — quiet reminders of a difficult past that still lingers beneath the surface.

Step into the backstreets of Tbilisi and uncover a chapter of the city rarely in guidebooks. This walking tour reveals the figures, rules, and unwritten traditions that shaped life in the neighborhood. Hear stories about underworld characters, shifting loyalties, and how Soviet-era criminal culture influenced mentality. Explore streets once dominated by influential figures and discover hidden networks whose stories were rarely written down — a cultural world defined by secrecy, social rules, and adaptation that still leaves subtle traces today. - Discover Tbilisi's criminal history through local stories - Learn about the relationship between gangs, police and people - Gain insights into survival tactics during harsh times - Get an idea how criminal world of Soviet Union changed people's mentality and how it's still affecting society today