Tbilisi Juma Mosque, a unique place of worship in the heart of Old Town, is generally accessible on foot, though cobbled streets may pose a challenge for mobility. It is free to enter, with donations welcome, and can be explored effectively in 15-30 minutes, making it suitable for both solo visits and as part of a guided Old Town tour for deeper historical context. Open year-round, visitors should be mindful of prayer times, especially during Ramadan. Essential tips include modest dress (shoulders and knees covered for all, a headscarf for women) and removing shoes before entering. This mosque is notable for serving both Sunni and Shia Muslims under one roof, distinguished by its distinctive octagonal minaret, offering a fascinating cultural insight.