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Baku

Baku

Sheki

Sheki

Stepantsminda (Kazbegi)

Stepantsminda (Kazbegi)

Vardzia

Vardzia

Vardzia is a 12th-century troglodytic monastery-city carved into the volcanic cliffs of southern Géorgie. Frescoes commissioned by Queen Tamar, galleries stretching across thirteen levels, and resident monks make it an exceptional medieval site.

Cathédrale de Bagrati

Tsqaltubo

Tsqaltubo captivates with its crumbling Stalinist sanatoriums and still-active radon thermal springs, twenty minutes from Kutaisi in western Georgia.

Ushguli

Ushguli

Ushguli, in Upper Svaneti, is one of the highest permanently inhabited villages in Europe. Its medieval Svan towers, Lamaria Church, and views of Shkhara make it a UNESCO-listed site of remarkable historical and natural density.

Tskaltubo

Tskaltubo

Located 20 km from Kutaisi, Tskaltubo is a former Soviet thermal resort whose abandoned neoclassical sanatoriums and active radon-carbonate springs make it a unique stopover in Georgia.

Zougdidi

Zugdidi

Historic capital of the Dadiani princes and gateway to Svaneti, Zugdidi blends palaces, subtropical gardens, and Mingrelian culture.

Vardzia Troglodytic City

A monastic complex hand-carved into a cliff in southern Géorgie during the 12th century, Vardzia unfolds 3,000 caves across 19 levels and bears the imprint of Queen Tamar's legacy.

Tsinandali

Tsinandali

Aristocratic palace, English park and historic cellar: Tsinandali captures the soul of Kakheti and the birthplace of modern Georgian winemaking.

Telavi

Telavi

Capital of Kakheti and birthplace of qvevri wines, Telavi blends royal heritage, thousand-year-old monasteries, and Georgian hospitality at the foot of the Greater Caucasus.

Tbilissi

Tbilissi

An ancient capital at the heart of the Caucasus, Tbilissi blends sulphur baths, cobbled streets and vineyards. Our complete guide to discovering this Georgian jewel.

Sighnaghi

Sighnaghi

Perched above the Alazani Valley, Sighnaghi blends medieval ramparts, Bodbe Monastery and Kakheti wine cellars. Your guide to exploring Georgia's wine city.

Napareuli

Napareuli

In the heart of Kakheti, Napareuli concentrates two centuries of wine-making heritage, its ancestral qvevris and a castle overlooking the Alazani valley.

Mtskheta

Mtskheta

Just 20 km from Tbilisi, Mtskheta concentrates Georgia's most precious religious heritage: three UNESCO sites, thousand-year-old monasteries, and a spectacular view over the confluence of the Aragvi rivers.

Mestia

Mestia

Medieval watchtowers, treks to Ushguli, Byzantine frescoes and Svan hospitality: Mestia encapsulates everything that defines the soul of Upper Svaneti.

Koutaïssi

Kutaisi

Ancient capital of the Kingdom of Colchis, Kutaisi blends UNESCO sites, breathtaking canyons and Imereti hospitality. Your essential guide to planning a stay.

Kazbegui

Kazbegi

At the foot of Mount Kazbeg and the mythical Gergeti Church, Kazbegi is the base camp for lovers of the Georgian Greater Caucasus. Our complete guide.