6 articles to prepare your trip
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.
Sprawling across 52 hectares above Vake, the Tbilisi Ethnographic Museum brings together 70 authentic dwellings from Georgian regions, painstakingly reconstructed stone by stone.
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.
Mestia
Medieval watchtowers, treks to Ushguli, Byzantine frescoes and Svan hospitality: Mestia encapsulates everything that defines the soul of Upper Svaneti.
Bordjomi
Thermal springs, Caucasus national park and Romanov heritage: Bordjomi, a Georgian resort town where visitors come to rejuvenate among forests and mineral waters.
Batoumi
Capital of Adjaria on the shores of the Black Sea, Batumi blends Belle Époque elegance, contemporary skyscrapers and pebble beaches. Practical guide to planning your stay.
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