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.

Narikala Fortress

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

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.

Château Mukhrani

Mukhrani Castle

A wine estate and royal residence 25 minutes from Tbilisi, Mukhrani Castle combines Bagrationi heritage, Georgian grape varieties and tastings.

Abanotubani Sulfur Baths

At the heart of Tbilisi's Old Town, the Abanotubani sulfur baths perpetuate a thermal tradition linked to the very founding of Georgia's capital.