Georgia The Land of Wine Tour 5N

• Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport.

• Meet your guide or driver and transfer to the hotel.

• Rest and relax after your journey.

Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, is one of the world’s oldest cities. Located along the Mtkvari River, it has always been a bridge between Asia and Europe. The city is famous for its natural sulphur baths, which played a big role in its history.

During the tour, you’ll explore the mix of old and modern architecture — from Medieval and Neoclassical buildings to modern landmarks.

Key highlights include:

• Metekhi Church & Plateau – offers great views of the city.

• Narikala Fortress (4th century) – one of Tbilisi’s oldest landmarks.

• Abanotubani – the famous sulphur bath district.

• Leghvtakhevi & Botanical Gardens – once part of the royal gardens.

• Tbilisi Mosque and Synagogue – symbols of the city’s religious diversity.

• Sioni Cathedral – an important historic church.

• Sharden Street & surrounding pedestrian streets – charming lanes with cafés and shops.

• Bridge of Peace – a striking modern glass bridge.

• Anchiskhati Church (6th century) – the oldest church in Tbilisi.

• Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theatre – a famous quirky clock tower and theatre near the old city walls.

Take a day trip to see Georgia’s ancient religious and cultural sites outside Tbilisi.

Highlights:

• ⛰ Jvari Monastery – A 6th-century monastery on a hill with stunning views of Mtskheta. It’s one of Georgia’s most important religious sites.

• ⛪ Svetitskhoveli Cathedral – A UNESCO World Heritage Site. According to legend, the burial place of Christ’s robe is here.

• 🕳 Uplistsikhe Caves – A rock-cut ancient town with old theatres, temples, and caves to explore.

• 🌿 Borjomi Central Park – A peaceful park famous for its natural mineral springs.

• 🏞 Borjomi Town – A small scenic town known for its healing mineral water.

Explore the scenic mountains and historical sites of Georgia.

• Zhinvali Reservoir – A stunning blue water reservoir surrounded by green mountains. It’s an important water source for Tbilisi and a popular photo spot.

• Ananuri Fortress – A beautiful medieval fortress by the water, once home to local rulers. You’ll see ancient towers, stone walls, and a richly decorated church.

• Gudauri Panorama – A huge circular monument on the Georgian Military Highway with breathtaking views of the Caucasus mountains.

• Gergeti Trinity Church – A famous church perched on a hilltop near Stepantsminda, offering unforgettable views of Mount Kazbek. It’s one of the most iconic sights in Georgia.

Discover Georgia’s wine region and charming hill towns.

• Kakheti – Known as the heart of Georgian wine-making. You can visit small family wineries and larger vineyards.

• Bodbe Monastery – A peaceful and spiritual site near Sighnaghi. It’s dedicated to St. Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia. The monastery overlooks the Alazani Valley with stunning mountain views.

• Sighnaghi – A romantic hilltop town nicknamed “The City of Love.” It has cobbled streets, pastel-colored houses, and a 24-hour wedding house where couples can get married any time!