7 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.
Located 85 km from Tbilissi, Dmanissi superimposes a medieval city and a paleoanthropological site yielding human remains dated to 1.8 million years ago.
Semi-troglodytic monastic complex founded in the 6th century on the border between Georgia and Azerbaijan, renowned for its medieval Udabno frescoes.
Cathédrale de Bagrati
Rebuilt in 2012, Bagrati Cathedral has dominated Kutaisi since the 11th century. History, architecture and tips for your visit.
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
Medieval watchtowers, treks to Ushguli, Byzantine frescoes and Svan hospitality: Mestia encapsulates everything that defines the soul of Upper Svaneti.
Located in the northwest of Géorgie, the Svaneti region is one of the most spectacular natural wonders the country has to offer.
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