Day Trips - Georgia Tourism and Attractions

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Classic Old Tbilisi

Tbilisi is a blend of Asian eeriness and European charm. With its colorful houses and cobbled streets, it attracts the guests at the first site.

Sameba and Flea Market

If you've seen the Old town, take a short break and visit Sameba Cathedral and the Dry Bridge Market of Tbilisi. See art-works & second-hand items.

Tbilisi on a subway

Tbilisi subway has 2 lines and is the fastest and very convenient way of travel in the city. It's called metro and is marked with M at the entrance.

Tbilisi Museums

Tbilisi is a hub of many interesting museums. You can learn more about the history and arts of Georgia and see items of Colchis gold.

Ethnography & Mtatsminda

Tbilisi open air Ethnography Museum displays the houses brought from all over Georgia, all different with unique styles.

Mtskheta, Ananuri and a farmer’s winery

Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Follow up the Georgian Military Highway and taste house wine made with care and love.

Mtskheta, Gori & Uplistsikhe

Mtskheta and Uplistsikhe Cave Town were two main points on a Georgian Great Silk Road route. And J. Stalin was born in Gori.

Mtskheta, Ananuri and a farmer’s winery

Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Follow up the Georgian Military Highway and taste house wine made with care and love.

Short Wine Tour

Georgia is the cradle of wine. Scientists unearthed squeezed grapes from 8000 years ago. Traditional clay jars called Qvevri are still used to store wine.

Dmanisi

A newly discovered skull, some 1.8 million years old, has rekindled debate over the identity of humanity's ancient ancestors.

Sighnaghi & Riding

Tiny town of Sighnaghi is located in wine province of Kakheti. It’s surrounded by a wall, is very romantic and is called - the town of love.

David Gareja

David Gareja is a rock-hewn Georgian Orthodox monastery located in the Kakheti province of Eastern Georgia, in the semi-desert area.

Wine of Monks

Georgia is the house to more than 500 endemic varieties of vine. Traditional wine-making differs from European way of wine-making.

Wine & Sighnaghi

The word for wine comes from Georgian ღვინო (Ghvino). The linguists say that the first "gh" was lost and the world received wine, vino, wein, вино...

Shatili

Shatili is a fortified village in Khevsureti province. Its inhabitants were brave patriots who stood as guards to protect Georgia from northern tribes.

Great Caucasus

Mt. Kazbegi is among the most beautiful summits of the Caucasus. It is 5047m high and immerses among the other beautiful mountains.

Trekking in Khada

With its beautiful fortress, mountain shapes, streams and wild flowers Khada, the gorge in the Great Caucasus, is one of the most enchanting places.

Ride to Lomisa

Along the Great Caucasus, on top of Lomisa Hill there’s a ridge and you’ll see a tiny church of St. George nestled in the saddle of the mountain flanks.

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