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Sioni Cathedral in Tbilisi

At the heart of Tbilisi's Old Town, Sioni Cathedral houses the Cross of Saint Nino, Georgia's most sacred relic. A living place of worship, marked by austere architecture and remarkable frescoes.

Rabati Fortress (Akhaltsikhe)

Overlooking Akhaltsikhe, Rabati Fortress brings together on a single site a mosque, an Orthodox church, a minaret and medieval ramparts. A unique testament to Georgian and Ottoman influences in southern Georgia.

Nikortsminda Cathedral

Founded in the early 11th century in the Racha region, Nikortsminda Cathedral stands out for its facades entirely covered in sculptured bas-reliefs, among the finest examples of medieval Georgian architecture.

Uplistsikhe

Georgia's oldest cave city, Uplistsikhe preserves 150 caves carved into sandstone, about ten kilometers from Gori.

Gorge De Trousso

Trousso Gorge

South of Kazbegi, Trousso Valley stretches 22 km along travertine deposits, abandoned villages and medieval towers, following Georgia's Military Road.

Qvevri Museum

In Napareuli, Kakheti, the Qvevri Museum tells the story of 8,000 years of Georgian winemaking centered around clay jars inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Prometheus Cave

Twenty kilometers from Kutaisi, Prometheus Cave unfolds 1,420 meters of accessible passages across a 20 km network, 16 chambers, and an underground boat journey.

Narikala Fortress

Perched on Sololaki Hill, Narikala Fortress has dominated Tbilisi since the 4th century. History, access, and viewpoints in this complete guide.

Lamaria Chapel

Medieval church in Ushguli, Upper Svaneti: ancient frescoes, Svan tower and panoramic views of Mount Chkhara in the heart of the Georgian Caucasus.

Lac de Koruldi

Koruldi Lakes

Small high-altitude lakes perched at 2,700 m above Mestia, in Svaneti, accessible as a day trip with views of Ushba and Tetnuldi.

Vignoble et usine vinicole de Khvanchkara

Khvanchkara Vineyard and Winery

Located 12 km from Ambrolauri, the village of Khvanchkara lends its name to one of Georgia's most renowned semi-dry red wines, crafted from indigenous grape varieties.

Ikalto Monastery and Academy

Seven kilometers from Telavi, the Ikalto complex brings together a 6th-century monastery and the remains of a medieval academy, one of Georgia's great cultural centers.

Gonio Fortress

15 km south of Batumi, the Roman fortress of Gonio spans 4.75 hectares of ramparts, 18 towers and a rich archaeological museum featuring ancient coins.

Monastère de Ghélati

Gelati Monastery

Founded in 1106 by David the Builder and UNESCO-listed, Gelati Monastery preserves near Kutaisi unique frescoes of Georgian art.

Tbilisi Open-Air Ethnographic Museum

Sprawling across 52 hectares above Vake, the Tbilisi Ethnographic Museum brings together 70 authentic dwellings from Georgian regions, painstakingly reconstructed stone by stone.

Dmanissi Archaeological Site

Located 85 km from Tbilissi, Dmanissi superimposes a medieval city and a paleoanthropological site yielding human remains dated to 1.8 million years ago.

David Garedja Monastery

Semi-troglodytic monastic complex founded in the 6th century on the border between Georgia and Azerbaijan, renowned for its medieval Udabno frescoes.

Dadiani Palace and History Museum

Former residence of the Dadiani princes in Zugdidi, this museum houses 50,000 artifacts, a rare Napoleon I section and a 26-hectare botanical garden.