Ananuri Fortress
Ananuri Fortress is a 17th Century Architectural Ensemble which at the time was one of the strongest fortresses in Georgia. Fortress is located in a 70 km drive from Tbilisi, in the village with the same name – Ananuri.
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Ananuri Fortress is a 17th Century Architectural Ensemble which at the time was one of the strongest fortresses in Georgia. Fortress is located in a 70 km drive from Tbilisi, in the village with the same name – Ananuri.
Zhinvali (Jinvali) water reservoir, also known as a lake is located on the Georgian Military Highway. Soviets constructed the dam in the 1980s. As Tbilisi was growing rapidly, there was a need of a new water supply. Government decided that the Aragvi Gorge rich with glacier water was the perfect spot.
Gudauri Friendship monument also known as Gudauri Panorama or Treaty of Georgyevsk Monument is located 120 KM from Tbilisi, on the Georgian Military Highway connecting to Russia. The government of Soviet Union built this monument in order to celebrate 200 years since the treaty of Georgievs signed in 1783.
Gergeti Church of the holy trinity is located in Mtskheta-Mtianeti Region, Kazbegi Municipality under the famous Mount Kazbegi. This monastery has recently become very well-known worldwide for its amazing views.
Our first stop will be in the roadside village Badiauri, where we’ll see how they bake the Georgian bread and try it with homemade cheese.
Sighnaghi – the tuscany of Georgia where we’ll enjoy the amazing views of the Alazani valley.
Afterwards we head to the Numisi family winery to try their wines and Chacha!
we head to the Kindzmarauli award winning winery, where we’ll look at the factory and taste some of the Delicious Georgian wines.
Gremi, the 16th century citadel of a medieval city which till this day overlooks the area with true Georgian temper.
Dashbashi Canyon is is the closest Canyon to Tbilisi, and it is known for the jaw dropping 240 meter long GLASS BRIDGE! This is definitely not for everyone. This location has recently become popular because of the stunning views and a rare experience of walking the glass bridge.
Paravani Lake is one of the highest lakes in Georgia from sea level.
drive up to the Jvari monastery to see a 6th century church and an amazing view of the junction of Aragvi and Mtkvari Rivers.
Visit Mtskheta the former capital of Georgia, where you’ll find the famous Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, a true wonder of medieval architecture. It is believed that the robe of Jesus Christ is burried here.
Head out to Gori, where you’ll have a very special experience visiting the Stalin’s museum in it’s original soviet look.
The cave city of Uplistsikhe was founded between 6th and 4th Centuries BC by pagan tribes. It’s located in 90 KM from Tbilisi, on the left bank of Mtkvari River.
Rike park is located in the center of Tbilisi old town, on the left bank of the Mktvari River. It is home to the famous Peace Bridge of Tbilisi.
Close to the beautiful landscapes of Borjomi and surrounding areas, lies the city of Akhaltsikhe, home to the Rabati Castle.
Khertvisi Fortress is located on the juncture of Mtkvari and Paravani rivers, on an a rocky cliff overlooking the area.
Vardzia Cave city is located in the region of historic Meskheti. This rock-hewn city-monastery was made in the second part of the 12th century AD.
Chiatura & Cable Car Ride
Katskhi Pillar
Prometheus Caves
Bagrati Cathedral
David Gareja Monastery
Merebashvili Wine Cellar
Cheateau Mukhrani
Dariali Monastery
Batumi
Gonio Fortress
Holy Trinity Church Batumi
Batumi Botanical Garden
Ubisa Monastery
Kutaisi City
Martvili Canyon
Sadakhlo Border Crossing
Petra Fortress on the coast of the Black Sea – this fortress has been here for more than 1500 years and it has played a big role in the history of the Adjara Region. We’ll hear about the history of the fortress and enjoy the dazzling views of the black sea from the top.
Georgia constructed this bridge in 2010. Built by a famous Italian Architect Michele De Lucchi – since than it has become the symbol of new Georgia and Tbilisi.
These are the top 10 things you most definitely need to see in the old town. But there’s more!
Number one on our list is Abanotubani which is also known as the Bath district.
Narikala Fortress was first built here in the 4th century, since than everyone who would come to Georgia, would attack this place and most of the times destroy it pretty much to the ground.
The Sioni Cathedral, also known as the Sioni Church of the Dormition, is a historic Georgian Orthodox cathedral located in the heart of Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.
Once this place used to be the very center of Tbilisi and boasted a huge bazaar where you could find caravans from all over the great silk road.
This place is located right next to the bath area and all you need to get there is to follow the river that flows right next to the baths.
This Aluminum lady has been here since 1958 when Tbilisi celebrated its 1500th anniversary
Here we’ll stop at a famous BIO winery – Okro Wines, where we’ll enjoy a stunning view of the Alazani valley with the best of their organic wines.
Khareba Winery is one of the most well-known premium wine producers in Georgia. They are famous with quality wine as well as the Tunnel – Originally built for military purposes, a cave goes couple hundred meters under the mountain where the wine storage and wine-tastings take place.
Chavchavadze family used to be one of the most noble royal families in Georgia. We will visit their summer residence in Tsinandali, where the first ever Georgian wines were produced with the European methods.
Shumi Winery is also one of the biggest names in the Georgian Premium wines. They produce a big variety of high quality alcohol drinks. We’ll have a tour around the factory as well as try best of their premium wines.
Enguri Dam is the biggest dam of Georgia on Enguri river. Built in the 60s, this dam now is not functional because of the conflict with Abkhazia. Today it’s a cultural heritage sight and offers amazing views on surroundings.
Mestia is a picturesque town located in the Svaneti region of northwest Georgia.
Margiani Ethnographic Museum – a medieval Svan house preserved in excellent shape. We will hear about how Svans lived through the tough winters and meters of snow.
Mestia serves as a gateway to Ushguli, another picturesque village in Svaneti and one of the highest continuously inhabited settlements in Europe. Ushguli is known for its medieval towers and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Dadiani Palace, located in Zugdidi, Georgia, is a historic residence that once belonged to the Dadiani family, a Georgian princely family with a significant historical and cultural legacy.
Batumi Cable Car is a popular attraction in the city of Batumi, located on the Black Sea coast of Georgia.
Gudauri is a popular ski resort located in the Greater Caucasus mountain range in Georgia. Here's some information about the Gudauri ski resort