58 Places To Visit In Georgia

Top Experiences at Gergeti Trinity Church

• Start your trip by hiking down from Stepantsminda to Gergeti Trinity Church, one of the most popular places to visit in Georgia. 
• Enjoy the sunrise at Mount Kazbek and the dome of the church. 
• Capture the captivating views of snow-covered mountains from the 2,170 m terrace.
• Mark your visit to the Terek Valley and click a wide-angle shot of this valley. 
• Explore the construction of the nave and bell tower made in the 14th century.
• Appreciate the replication of Saint Nino’s Cross, which was hidden when the Mongols invaded. 
• Board a shared jeep that takes you through the rugged mountain roads, where you will see your heart beating faster than usual due to a 10-minute ascent toward the summit. 
• Taste homemade cheese of the mountains and fresh herbal tea at the local shops at the trailhead. 

Location: MJ6C+V4J, Kazbegi, Oni, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free 

Opening Hours: Daily: 09:00 AM–05:00 PM, Georgian Orthodox Liturgy: Sundays at 10:00 AM

Don’t Miss:

• Winter’s snow-covered views: The region from late November to March is coated with fresh snow. 
• Gveleti Waterfall Hike: Enjoy the cooling sensations throughout the 3 km downstream trek that will take you to this waterfall. 
• Wildflower Honey Stall: Purchase honey from the beekeepers at the base to take some sweetness as a souvenir. 

How to Reach:

• By Car: You can reach the church from Stepantsminda through a sheer but reachable road.
• By 4x4 Taxi: Book a local 4WD taxi from the town and reach the top quickly.

Insider Tip: It is necessary to book your 4x4 jeep before your trip, and take the right-side seat to enjoy the views of  Mount Kazbek. Wear some warm layers and keep woolen clothes with you as the temperature at high altitude drops immediately after sunset. 

Top Experiences at Narikala Fortress

• To observe the ethereal views of Tbilisi, it is recommended to hike the Narikala Fortress before sunrise. 
• This is one of the best Georgia tourist places, where you will learn how the Persian, Mongol, and Georgian empires constructed this fort. 
• Enjoy the panorama of the city through a 5-minute ride on the glass-floor cable car from Rike Park to the top.
• From the top, you will be mesmerized by the lush terraces of the neighbouring Tbilisi Botanical Garden.
• To get the beautiful pictures with an amazing background of a beautiful sky, move to the western bastion of the fort. 
• Along with Narikala Fortress, you can stroll towards the Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia), a nearby iconic landmark. 

Location: 20 Orpiri Dead End, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Spring Bloom: Plan your visit to the fortress in late April to May as the fruit trees near the fort get blanketed with pink and white flowers. 
• Sulphur Baths District: Relax over the thermal springs nearby to Abanotubani. 
• Local Lemonade Stall: Escape from high heat through squeezed tarragon-lemonade at the cable-car base. 

How to Reach: -

• Cable Car: You can reach the Narikala Fortress by taking a cable car ride starting from Rike Park, which takes approximately 5 -7 minutes to reach the destination. 
• Taxi: Take a taxi from Tbilisi to Narikala Fortress and reach the place in around 6 minutes. 
• Hiking: Hike up the hill through Lado Gudiashvili Street, and this is around 1.5 km, and you will reach in around 20 minutes. 

Insider Tip: Take the cable car up and enjoy a peaceful hike down through the shaded trail within the Botanical Garden. This route, including fewer crowds, will take you to explore hidden waterfalls and serene alcoves. 

Top Experiences at Svetitskhoveli Cathedral

• Among the Georgia tourist attractions, the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral comes at the top. Here you can admire the carved cedar columns, which are a focal point of the cathedral’s interior and are aligned with Saint Nino’s miracle, offering a feeling of faith. 
• Discover the unique 11th and 17th century wooden panel paintings that showcase the scenes of the tunic of Christ with astrological signs all around. 
• Stand above the stone floor and explore the ancient monarchs, Vakhtang Gorgasali and Erekle II. 
• Move ahead to the western terrace to capture the beautiful view of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers that meet at the Mtskheta foothills, and this makes it one of the best places to visit in Georgia. 
• Join the religious ceremonies that highlight the ancient rituals of the Georgian Orthodox Church.

Location: RPRC+V9W, Narekvavi-Mtskheta-Railway Station, Mtskheta, Georgia.

Entry Fee: Free

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• Sunset Silhouette: Capture the breathtaking views of the sunset, standing silhouetted with vibrant people, and explore the orange hues lighting up the sky. 
• Jvari Monastery Detour: It is a 20-minute drive that goes up the hill and offers a charming view of the entire city and the confluence of Mtkvari and Aragvi. 
• Churchkhela and Honey Stalls: Taste the local churchkhela sweets and the honey from different vendors who are outside the cathedral gate. 

How to Reach: Travel from Tbilisi, take a marshrutka van from Didube Bus Station, or you can also reach by hiring a taxi. 

Insider Tip: You must arrive during early morning on weekends as there are fewer crowds during this time. You must respect the rituals, and for this, wear a headscarf when visiting the place. 

Top Experiences at Prometheus Cave

• Stroll through the 6 out of 22 chambers of Prometheus Cave, which glows with multi-colored LED lights. 
• In these caves, you will also observe stalactites, stalagmites, helictites, and petrified waterfalls.
• Move along the subterranean river for around 200 meters and relish the carvings on the rocks.
• Get astonished at the heart-shaped rock formation where couples even opt for micro-weddings.
• Pass through stone curtains and fossilized cascades through a guided trail within the cave.
• You can even find several animals, like cave-dwelling crustaceans and tiny springtails.
• End your tour in a calming cave room, lit with lights and classical music in the background.  

Location: 9JG2+P6R, Kumistavi, Georgia

Entry Fee:

• Foreign adults (18+): 23 GEL
• Georgian residents (18+): 11.35 GEL
• Youth (6-18): 5.50 GEL

Don’t Miss:

• Come Early: To get a ride crowd-free and opportunity to click amazing pictures without any interruptions.
• Add Sataplia Cave: A nearby location where you could see cool rock formations and real bear footprints.
• Try Local Snacks: Taste local treats like churchkhela (nut candy) and buy fresh mountain honey.

How to Reach: From Kutaisi, take a minibus to Tskaltubo and then take a local shuttle or a taxi. You can even hire a car and drive yourself to reach Prometheus Cave. 

Insider Tips: Bring a light jacket as the cave remains cool throughout the year. Also, wear sturdy shoes with a good grip as you have to walk through rough passages. If you are visiting during May to September, which is also a peak season in Georgia, it is better to book your boat ride online in advance.

Top Experiences at Vardzia

• Move towards the plateau above Vardzia during sunrise and enjoy the views of the cliffside caves and old churches. 
• Go to the Church of the Dormition to see the 12th-century wall paintings of Queen Tamar, Bible stories, and Georgian saints. 
• Visit the narrow ”tears tunnel” and see a small spring which is said to have appeared where Queen Tamar cried for her people.
• Have a walk through the archaic rock-cut rooms and you will see a pharmacy, dining hall, water channels, etc., which was once a home to 50,000 monks.
• Get captivated by the views of Vardzia’s cliff after crossing the footbridge over the Kura River. 

Location: 97JM+CMH, Gogasheni, Georgia

Entry Fee: Adults: 15 GEL, Children under 6: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Autumn Colors: To get picture-perfect views of the cliff, visit Vardzia during late September to October.
• Khertvisi Fortress: Visit this 10th-century fortress that will be there on your way to Vardzia. 
• Local Honey: Shop for delicious wild thyme and pine honey from the beekeepers. 
• How to Reach: From Tbilisi, take the minibus (marshrutka) or drive to Akhaltsikhe. You will reach Akhaltsikhe in 3-4 hours through the E691 highway. Now take a local minibus or an uphill walk to Vardzia. 

Insider Tip: It is better to book your audio guide online as you don’t need to wait in long queues. Keep a scarf, as you have to cover your shoulders while visiting monastery churches.

Top Experiences at Batumi Boulevard

• Begin your day with a peaceful early morning walk along Batumi Boulevard 7 km coastal path to enjoy Black Sea views. 
• You can also do that in the evening and get to see the sky light up over the Alphabet Tower.
• Spend some time strolling tree-lined walkways, each with styles: French, Italian, English, and Colonnades. 
• Also, relish some must-see art such as the moving Ali & Nino sculpture, the tall Dream Labyrinth column, and the playful mosaic octopuses near Café Fantasy.
• Don’t miss the lovely fountain show with a beautiful combination of water, lights, and music, with Georgian folk songs and pop.
• Rent a BatumVelo bike or hop on an e-scooter and explore more of the nearby area. 
• Sip freshly brewed Adjara coffee and have honey-covered churchkhela at any seaside cafe. 

Location: 1 Nikoloz Baratashvili Street, Batumi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free.

Don’t Miss:

• Golden-Hour Glow: Enjoy the view of palm trees and the Black Sea glowing during the sunset up at the Colonnades.
• Alphabets & Angles: Click amazing pictures of and with the Alphabet Tower, especially from the flower-covered Japanese Garden. 
• Fishermen’s Dock: Get the real-life street pictures of local fishermen at work. 

How to Reach: Take a taxi, local bike, an e-scooter, or walk, and you can easily get to Batumi Boulevard. You can even opt for rentals available along Rustaveli Avenue. 

Insider Tips: Before your trip, it is a good idea to download the BatumVelo app, where you will get a bicycle and even the first 30 minutes for free. Come to the central tanker monument, where you can spot some great cafes and pictures. Don’t forget a light jacket as evenings can get chilly, even in summer.

Top Experiences at Uplistsikhe

• Explore the ancient caves of Uplistsikhe during the sunrise in peace and see how the sunlight glimmers in the stone hall.
• Move up to the auditorium, carved into the rock that gives you a beautiful view of the Mtkvari Valley. 
• Adventure through the ancient tunnels and hidden tracks that were once used for animals and water. 
• At the very top, you will discover a mix of pre-Christian temples and a 6th-century church.
• It is considered the most unique place in Georgia, where every corner of the rock-sculpted city tells a story. 
• Go to the western edge for breathtaking views of the colorful skies that highlight the steeples silhouetted.

Location: Uplistsikhe Complex Road, Kvakhvreli, Georgia

Entry Fee: Adults 15 GEL, Students & Seniors (Georgian ID) 1 GEL, Children under 6 Free

Don’t Miss:

• If you visit in late April, the whole area is covered in purple and yellow flowers, perfect for nature lovers.
• While you are nearby, check out the Stalin Museum in Gori to learn about Georgian history in depth.
• Grab some fresh lobiani (bean-filled bread) and sweet churchkhela (nut candy on a string) from the local stall.

How to Reach: Take a minibus from Didube Station to Gori. Then, from Gori, take a taxi or shared minibus to Uplistsikhe. You can even hike 2 km to the top from Kvakhvreli village.

Insider Tip: Wear comfortable and good-quality shoes as the path is stony and slippery. While climbing, there will be no shade, so bring an umbrella and water.  Explore the eastern caves before afternoon as the sunlight shines throughout the tunnels, and give you great snaps. 

Top Experiences at Georgian National Museum

• Make your way to the Georgian National Museum’s basement to get captivated by the exquisite Colchis Gold, detailed ceramics, and Trialeti Barrow Culture’s ancient wine vessels. 
• Get the goosebumps after watching a 1.8-million-year-old skull, the oldest human remains not from Africa, from Dmanisi. 
• Understand the deep spiritual roots of the country through the gold and silver jewelry from Georgia’s pre-Christian days and gilded religious icons.
• Learn about life under Soviet rule, with some personal stories, powerful art, and everyday items from that period.
• Know the story of the rich natural and cultural history of Georgia via traditional folk clothing, old tools, and even 40-million-year-old fossils.

Location: 3 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi 0105, Georgia

Entry Fee: Adults  3-7 GEL, Students 1 GEL,  Schoolchildren 0.5 GEL, Children under 6 Free, Friends of Museum & ICOM members Free (with valid ID)

Don’t Miss:

• Sunlit Facade Shots: Click stunning pictures of the neoclassical front of the museum from Rustaveli Avenue during the golden hour. 
• Rustaveli Boulevard Stroll: After the museum visit, walk along Rustaveli Boulevard towards the east, where you can find street performers and open-air cafés. 
• Museum Cafe and Shop: Enjoy the taste of Adjara honey tea at the museum’s cafe and shop for a Colchis necklace as a unique souvenir.

How to Reach: 

• From Tbilisi Airport, take a taxi or rideshare (about 20 minutes).
• Or take the metro to Rustaveli Station (Exit 2, then walk 200 meters).
• Or hop on bus #2 or #3 (get off at the Rustaveli stop, then a short 100-meter walk).
• If you are near Freedom Square, it’s just a 10-minute walk away.

Insider Tip: Book a guided tour ahead of time (about 45 GEL) to hear cool behind-the-scenes stories. For fewer crowds, go on a Tuesday or Wednesday morning, as weekends generally get busy.

Top Experiences at Bridge of Peace

• Try to come Bridge of Peace around 1.5 hours before sunset and see 1200 LED lights dancing across the bridge. 
• As you walk in the dark, the floor gets lit up due to the motion sensors. 
• See the reflection of Narikala Fortress, Metekhi Church, and the Presidential Palace in the waters. 
• You can click outstanding pictures by standing underneath the bridge for a lovely arched reflection in the water. 
• The bridge has a see-through glass panel that lets you get a clear view straight down to the river.
• Visit nearby Rike Park, situated on the west, where you can enjoy street performances, craft stalls, and tasty local food. 

Location: Tbilisi 0162, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Twilight Glow: Enjoy the LED transition of various lights by arriving 30 minutes earlier at the bridge. 
• Rike Park Cable Car: You can enjoy a cable car ride to Narikala Fortress and be delighted with the panoramic views. 
• Churchkhela Stall: Taste Georgia’s handmade nut and honey sweets from a local stall. 

How to Reach: The Bridge of Peace can easily be accessed through a taxi or shared ride from Tbilisi Airport. It is a 20-minute walk away from the Liberty Square Metro, and you can also take a cable car, an electric scooter, or a bike from the city center.

Insider Tip: Wear neutral colors and stand right in the center of the bridge. It will get you a symmetry shot with a beautiful blend of shiny steel and glass background. If you visit the bridge on Saturday evening, you can enjoy live jazz music by local musicians, making this spot extra special. 

Top Experiences at Batumi Botanical Garden

• Stroll across the different plant zones within Batumi Botanical Garden right from the Japanese maples to California redwoods, and you will find around 1800 tree species and 5000 flowers overlooking the Black Sea backdrop. 
• Climb up to the Kolkhi Reserve, offering panoramic views of the Green Cape cliffs, which immerse into the turquoise sea. 
• For a great hiking experience, hop on a garden-run electric buggy that costs 10 GEL per trip. This activity is perfect for those who don’t have enough time. 
• Settle down on the wooden benches and pavilions that are shaded by pines. While relaxing at this location, you can taste the wildflower honey available at the stalls. 
• Discover the sunbirds and migratory warblers when traveling in the early morning. 
• Explore the historical old oaks and cedars that were planted in 1912, and were designed by botanist Nikolai Shatilov. 

Location: Green Cape, Batumi, Georgia

Entry Fee:  Foreign Adults 20 GEL, Georgian Citizens 10 GEL, Students 5 GEL, Schoolchildren 2 GEL, Under 6 Free

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• Golden-Hour Glow: Capture the mesmerizing sunset views at the southern bluff, and you must see the views at 7 PM sharp. 
• Kolkhi Reserve: Wander across the quiet path to get positive vibes in the untouched forest. 
• Green Cape Beach: Enjoy the 5-minute walk from the garden exit and swim at the pebbled shore. 

How to Reach: Travel from Batumi city center by taking a bus that takes approximately 40 minutes to reach the Botanical Garden. You can also hire a taxi to visit the garden, and by taxi, you can reach in around 15 minutes. Once you reach the Botanical Garden, you can explore with an electric buddy or hike within the coastal trail from Batumi lighthouse. 

Insider Tip: To escape from the crowds, you must reach the Botanical Garden in the early morning and then take a ride in the electric car to explore all the areas. To stay hydrated, you should carry a water bottle with you and see the beautiful spring-fed fountains

Top Experiences at Martvili Canyon

• Go for paddle boating at Martvili Canyon along the Abasha River, which passes between limestone walls and the hidden grottoes, offering scenic views. 
• Walk across the 700 m stone-paved loop crossing two suspension bridges, up to the historic 30-step stairway, and offers three stunning platforms. 
• Embark on a journey to a fascinating waterfall where you can discover the shaded grotto. 
• If you are travelling in spring or the summer season, you must watch the canyon walls that come alive with music projections and colourful lights. 
• Try the walnut-and-honey churchkhela or take a sip of chilled tkemali-ade. 

Location: Martvili-Taleri-Chkhorotsku, Inchkhuri 3100, Georgia

Entry Fee: Children under 6 years Free, Ages 6 to 18 years 5.50 GEL, Georgian citizens and residents 10.35 GEL, Foreigners 17.25 GEL

Don’t Miss: 

• Shoulder Season Serenity: Don’t miss out on the opportunity to travel to Martvili Canyon from April to June and September to October, offering pleasant weather conditions. 
• Sunset Silhouettes: Move ahead to the upper viewing platform, but you must reach 30 minutes before sunset. During this time, you will get to see the lightning canyon walls. 
• Beekeeper’s Stall: At the entrance, taste the unique Georgian souvenirs, which are the wild mountain honey. 

How to Reach: You can take a taxi or a marshrutka from Kutaisi and then reach Martvili. From here, walk at the center through a rural path. 

Insider Tip: It is recommended that you reach Martvili Canyon by 10 AM to go on an early boat ride and enjoy the peaceful environment. The Martvili Canyon is one of the best tourist places in Georgia.

Top Experiences at National Botanical Garden

• During hot Tbilisi days, wander under the bamboo canopies that are both cool and shaded at the National Botanical Garden. 
• Explore the hidden, tranquil cascade to capture a beautiful photo, and it is also a great location for a picnic. 
• The Botanical Garden is blended with stone lanterns and koi ponds, perfect for great moments and Instagram-worthy photographs. 
• Combined with subtropical plants, the greenhouse of the botanical garden will make you feel as if you are stepping into a tropical jungle. 
• Go hiking at the upper trails, featuring stunning views of old Tbilisi and the fortress ruins. 
• View the blissful butterflies, foxes, and songbirds that you can find in every corner of the garden. 

Location: Botanikuri St, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: 5 GEL per person (free for kids under 6)

Don’t Miss: -

• Springtime Bloom Tunnel: Travel between March and April and see the wild orchids, tulips, and cherry blossoms. 
• Narikala Fortress Hike: Reaching the upper gate, you can explore the natural beauty and the history. 
• Try Churchkhela at the entry stalls: This is a popular Georgian sweet made with grapes and nuts, and you must taste this at the entry gate. 

How To Reach: 

• Take a car through Vakhtang Gorgasali Street and it will take approximately 10 minutes. 
• You can travel either by the 91 bus or the 124 bus to the Botanical Garden bus stop. 
• Take the Rike Park cable car to reach Narikala Fortress. From here, it is a 10-minute walking distance to the National Botanical Garden. 

Insider Tip: If you want to explore the garden with fewer crowds, arrive early, especially when you want to go for a picnic near the waterfall. 

Top Experiences at Old Town Tbilisi

• Immerse yourself in the cobbled alleys of Old Town Tbilisi, aligned with old houses and unique street art. 
• Have a magical experience during the time of sunset at the rooftop and enjoy the views of the Mtkvari River and the cityscape.
• Explore the Abanotubani district and seek relaxation within the calm waters and bathhouses. 
• Capture the beautiful photos of the Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theatre, which is designed as a fairytale. 
• Stroll across the local markets and taste the iconic walnut candy and juicy dumplings. 
• Blow a candle at the Georgian Orthodox church featuring history and religion. 

Location: 9 Vakhtang Gorgasali St, Tbilisi 0105, Georgia

Don’t Miss: -
Visit the Metekhi River at the time of sunset to find the perfect shot of the river and the iconic skyline of the Old Town. 
Move ahead to the Dry Bridge Flea Market, a perfect destination to explore local art and vintage Soviet finds. 
Don’t miss tasting the famous fresh lobiani and khachapuri. 

How To Reach: -

• By Flight: Take a flight to Tbilisi International Airport. After reaching the airport, hire a taxi or go by metro to the Old Town, and it will take around 30 minutes. 
• By Train: Reach Tbilisi Central Railway Station and then go by taxi or metro to Old Town. From the station, you can reach the Old Town in approximately 15 minutes. 
• By Road: To visit the Old Town Tbilisi, you can also travel by bus or rent a car from cities like Batumi, and through this, you can directly reach the Old Town. 

Insider Tip: To escape from the crowds, start your journey at the sulfur baths in the mornings and then walk up to Narikala Fortress.

Top Experiences at Okatse Canyon

• Feel your heart race as you stroll the 780-meter-long walkway suspended above a dramatic gorge at Okatse Canyon, steel under your feet, mist in your face.
• Snap surreal photos from the cantilevered glass platform hovering 140m above the canyon floor, sunsets here are unforgettable
• Wander through lush Colchic forests, alive with birdsong and wildflowers, and this scenic route leads to the canyon rim.
• Get local insight into the Imereti region’s geology and wildlife before your trek begins.
• Adrenaline junkies can zip across a portion of the canyon, fast, loud, and wildly scenic.
• Combine your visit with a short trip to this multi-tiered waterfall nearby, perfect for cooling off and taking a break.

Location: FG4G+7XV, Georgia

Entry Fee: 10–17 GEL per person (varies by age; free for small children).

Don’t Miss:

• Best time for photos: Mid-morning or late afternoon when sunlight floods the gorge.
• Pair your visit with: Prometheus Cave or Martvili Canyon for a full nature day.
• Snack stop: Try fresh churchkhela (Georgian nut candy) sold at local roadside stalls.

How to Reach

• By Car: Drive from Kutaisi via Tskaltubo; it takes about 1.5 hours through scenic countryside.
• By Taxi: Hire a local taxi from Kutaisi for a convenient and direct ride to the canyon.
• By Tour: Join a guided day tour from Kutaisi or Tbilisi that includes Okatse Canyon and nearby best tourist places in Georgia.

Insider Tip: Pack a light jacket, even in summer, the canyon breeze can be chilly on the walkway. For fewer crowds and crisper air, aim for early morning on a weekday.

Top Experiences at Gelati Monastery

• Walk through the gates of Gelati Monastery, built by King David the Builder, and feel the legacy of Georgia’s Golden Age.
• Gaze up at vivid, centuries-old murals, especially the grand dome fresco of the Virgin Mary.
• Pay respects at the simple stone grave of Georgia’s most beloved king, placed humbly at the entrance.
• Enjoy panoramic vistas of the Tskaltsitela River Valley, and golden light makes it magical at sunset.
• Discover the intellectual soul of medieval Georgi, where scholars once studied philosophy, astronomy, and theology.
• Whisper and listen Gelati’s acoustics make even a quiet prayer resonate with spiritual depth.

Location: 7QV9+V69, Rd to Gelati Monastery, Motsameta, Georgia

Don’t Miss:

• Golden-hour photo tip: Arrive just before sunset for warm light hitting the monastery’s stone walls, perfect for photos.
• Pair your visit: Combine with nearby Motsameta Monastery, just 15 minutes away on a scenic drive to one of the famous places in Georgia.
• Local flavor: Try fresh churchkhela and honey sold by local women near the parking area.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Kutaisi city center via Gelati Street approx. 20 minutes uphill.
• By Taxi: Hire a local taxi from Kutaisi; quick and convenient for groups.
• By Bus: Take a marshrutka (minibus) from Kutaisi to Gelati Monastery; check local schedules.

Insider Tip: Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid tourist groups. Bring a shawl or wrap, a modest dress is expected inside the cathedral, especially for women.

Top Experiences at Dashbashi Canyon

• Feel the thrill as you cross a 240m-long glass bridge suspended over Dashbashi Canyon, perfect for sky-high selfies and panoramic valley views.
• Follow the trails down into the gorge to discover cascading waterfalls tucked between lush cliffs, ideal for cooling off on warm days.
• Soar over the canyon at adrenaline-pumping speeds, one of the most exhilarating ways to take in the scenery.
• Sip a drink suspended mid-air, yes, there’s a bar on the bridge offering one-of-a-kind views and brag-worthy photos.
• Venture along marked eco-paths through untouched nature, spotting wildflowers and eagles in a peaceful, raw landscape.
• Step into the past with a short detour to the ancient Dashbashi Monastery ruins, adding a touch of mystique to your nature trip.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: GEL 35–55 (varies by activities like zipline or sky bar access)

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour Glow: Visit at sunset for a stunning golden hue on the canyon walls, photographer’s dream.
• Nearby Dashbashi Village: Explore the charming rural life just minutes from the canyon; great for cultural immersion.
• Try Local Lobiani: Pick up a hot, bean-filled lobiani from a roadside bakery near Tsalka, it’s a regional favorite.

How to Reach

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi via Tsalka approximately 2.5 hours through scenic mountain roads.
• By Taxi: Hire a private taxi from Tbilisi for a comfortable day trip with flexible stops.
• By Public Transport: Take a marshrutka (minibus) to Tsalka, then a local taxi to the canyon.

Insider Tip: Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and catch the mist rising from the gorge, it adds a magical touch to your photos. Wear sturdy shoes; canyon paths can be slippery. It's no wonder this hidden gem is among the unique places to visit in Georgia.

Top Experiences at Rustaveli Avenue

• Walk along tree-lined pavements past grand architecture, Soviet-era facades, and ornate balconies. Rustaveli Avenue, the heart of Tbilisi, unfolds here.
• This Moorish Revival masterpiece stuns with its pastel facade; catch a show or just soak in its golden glow at sunset.
• Find handmade crafts, bold textiles, and statement jewelry by local artisans tucked inside historic buildings.
• Explore centuries of Georgian art, from medieval icons to modern masterpieces, all under one neoclassical roof.
• Grab a seat at Entree or Prospero’s Books Café and watch Tbilisi life buzz by, ideal for people-watching.
• A cultural landmark since 1887, the theatre still stages gripping performances with modern Georgian flair, making it one of the famous places in Georgia.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Seasonal highlight or photo-op tip: Snap golden-hour shots with the avenue’s streetlamps and historic facades glowing after dusk.
• Nearby experience or complementary stop: Wander into Mtatsminda Park via the funicular for sweeping views over Tbilisi.
• Local food/drink or vendor stall suggestion: Try a warm khachapuri or fresh churchkhela from street vendors near Rustaveli Metro Station.

How to Reach:

• By Metro: Take the Tbilisi Metro to Rustaveli Station on the Akhmeteli Varketili Line, the avenue is right outside.
• By Bus: Hop on local buses or marshrutkas heading to Rustaveli Avenue well-connected to major city spots.
• By Taxi: Easily accessible via Bolt or Yandex, just enter "Rustaveli Avenue" as your destination.

Insider Tip: Visit on a Sunday morning to enjoy a quiet walk before the city wakes, perfect for uninterrupted photos and soaking up local vibes.

Top Experiences at Mount Mtatsminda

• Soar up Mount Mtatsminda in a vintage-style funicular and watch Tbilisi sprawl below. Don’t miss the golden hour ride for glowing views.
• This hilltop amusement park blends classic rides with epic views; try the giant Ferris wheel for sky-high selfies.
• The observation decks deliver sweeping vistas of Tbilisi, especially magical at sunset when the city lights flicker on.
• A sacred site with deep ties to Georgia’s religious heritage, look for the tomb of writer Ilia Chavchavadze nearby.
• Have khinkali or wine at the Funicular Restaurant Complex while gazing across the city, perfect for a sunset meal.
• Shady pine-lined paths and birdsong make for a peaceful break from urban energy; bring water and good shoes.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour at the Ferris Wheel
• Stop by the Georgian National Pantheon nearby for a quiet moment of history
• Grab a churchkhela or local lemonade from the vendors near the funicular base station

How to Reach:

• By Funicular: Take the Mtatsminda Funicular from Chonkadze Street in Tbilisi for a scenic uphill ride.
• By Taxi: Hire a local taxi or use ride apps like Bolt for a direct and comfortable journey.
• By Car: Drive up via Mtatsminda Park Road; parking is available near the amusement park.

Insider Tip: Head early on weekends to avoid crowds, and grab a seat on the right side of the funicular for the best city shots on the way up. This hilltop escape is easily one of the best tourist places in Georgia, blending natural charm with panoramic views.

Top Experiences at Argo Cable Car

• Glide above Batumi aboard the Argo Cable Car with sweeping views of the Black Sea and city skyline, breathtaking at sunset.
• Capture Instagram-worthy shots from 250 meters above sea level, perfect for golden hour photos.
• Explore the mountaintop complex featuring cafés, shops, and a chapel with modern Georgian touches.
• Pick up handmade crafts and quirky Batumi memorabilia from hillside kiosks.
• Unwind with a glass of Georgian wine while live music drifts through the mountain air.
• Discover small exhibitions that reflect Adjara’s traditions and architecture.

Location: 1 Bako Street, Batumi 6010, Georgia

Entry Fee: Adults 20 GEL, Children (age 5–12) 10 GEL, Under 5 Free

Don’t Miss:
• Aim for a 7:30-8:00 PM ride to catch dazzling views as the city lights come alive.
• Just 15 minutes away by taxi, lush trails and seaside panoramas await.
• Try “Lagidze water,” a Georgian favorite with a fizzy twist.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive or hire a taxi to Chavchavadze Street in Batumi, where the cable car station is located.
• By Public Transport: Take a local minibus (marshrutka) or city bus to Batumi Old Town; it’s a short walk from there.
• By Foot: If you're staying nearby in Batumi city centre, you can easily walk to the lower station in about 10-15 minutes.

Insider Tip: Sit on the right side of the cable car when going uphill for the best coastal views, especially if you're capturing video. Arrive early evening for shorter queues and softer lighting.

Top Experiences at Stalin Museum

• Step inside the humble wooden house where one of the world’s most controversial leaders was born, still preserved under a stone canopy at the Stalin Museum.
• Trace Stalin’s life through photographs, manuscripts, and personal belongings, including his iconic pipe and military uniform.
• Peek into his bulletproof green rail carriage used during the Yalta Conference, fitted with a bathtub and rich interiors.
• Vintage propaganda posters, gifts from world leaders, and eerie relics of the USSR transport you back in time.
• Feel the heavy atmosphere of red-carpeted halls and towering portraits, a powerful echo of Soviet-style homage.
• For history buffs: rare books, letters, and records offer deeper insights into Stalin’s political journey.

Location: 32 Stalin Ave, Gori, Georgia

Entry Fee: 15 GEL - 25 GEL (based on guide option)

Don’t Miss:

• Photo Tip: Snap a shot of Stalin’s house framed by the museum columns, best lit around 10 AM.
• Nearby Stop: Combine your visit with a stroll to Gori Fortress for panoramic town views, one of the best tourist places in Georgia for sweeping historical panoramas.
• Local Bite: Grab fresh khachapuri and Gori-style kebabs from the street stalls near the museum entrance.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly to Tbilisi International Airport, then take a taxi or train to Gori (about 1.5-2 hours).
• By Train: Take a direct train from Tbilisi to Gori Railway Station, then a short taxi ride to the museum.
• By Road: Drive or hire a cab from Tbilisi to Gori via the E60 highway (approx. 90 km, 1.5 hours).

Insider Tip: Visit early to beat the group tours, and opt for a local guide, who often shares fascinating anecdotes not found in official exhibits.

Top Experiences at Akhaltsikhe Castle

• Feel the history of Georgia by walking on the old cobblestone paths of Akhaltsikhe Castle and seeing Ottoman, Georgian, and Armenian buildings.
• Get stunning views of the Mtkvari River and the town, primarily during sunset, from the watchtower. 
• Explore and learn about the old Georgian weapons, manuscripts, and costumes, displayed in the halls of the castle.
• You will learn about the significance of different religions by visiting the 18th-century mosque, synagogue, and Orthodox church in the fortress.
• For a perfect romantic walk, stay near the castle after dark and watch Rabati Castle light up.
• Don’t miss tasting local herbal tea or Turkish-style coffee while observing the beauty of the castle. 

Location: JXVH+56V, Akhaltsikhe, Georgia

Entry Fee: 10-15 (Georgian Lari). Includes museum and fortress access; children under 6 enter free.

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour from the Tower: You will get the best lighting for amazing pictures just before sunset. 
• Day Trip to Vardzia: Visit the ancient cave monastery in combination with the castle to spend a great day. 
• Try Akhaltsikheli Mchadi: A local cornbread, which is usually sold by elderly village vendors.

How to Reach:

• By Car: You can drive from Tbilisi via Borjomi via enjoying a picturesque mountain road, within 3.5 to 4 hours. 
• By Bus: Take a minibus from Didube station in Tbilisi to Akhaltsikhe. It will take around 4.5 to 5 hours. 
• By Train: Take a train from Tbilisi to Borjomi, then take a local taxi or bus to reach Akhaltsikhe.

Insider Tip:
Move towards the top of the fortress in the early morning for a quieter, cooler, and undisturbed photography experience. The Akhaltsikhe Castle is a hidden gem among the best tourist places in Georgia. 

Top Experiences at David Gareji Monastery

• Walk through David Gareji Monastery, a 6th-century cave complex, carved into the cliffs, and even used by monks till today. 
• Move to the top with a steep but short hike for a stunning desert scene and see ancient frescoes on the Azerbaijan side.
• You will get to see more than 1000-year-old medieval murals, which are the true treasure of Georgian religious art. 
• For a peaceful moment or to click on beautiful pictures, observe the glowing desert and cliff with the golden hues of the setting sun. 
• From the top, you can even see across the borders of Azerbaijan, which seems quite surreal and calm. 
• If you are lucky, you will get to talk and learn about the daily life of the monks in robes. 

Location: C9WG+WHP, Udabno, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• In spring, you will see colorful wildflowers blooming along the trail to Udabno. It is a rare sight in the deserted area.
• Stop in Udabno Village for a bite or even an overnight stay. The Oasis Club is a favorite hangout place for travelers.
• Try local snacks like mtsvadi (Georgian BBQ) or sweet churchkhela from roadside stands near Sagarejo.

How to Get There:

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi via Rustavi, as it takes around 2.5 hours through semi-desert landscapes.
• By Taxi: You can hire a private taxi for the day from Tbilisi. Get it agreed on a price before the trip.
• By Tour: Many people join a guided day tour, which includes transport and a local guide.

Local Tip:
Start your hike to Udabno Monastery before noon, otherwise the heat gets extreme later in the day. Bring a scarf or shawl: some chapels ask for head coverings, and the wind on the ridge can be strong.

Top Experiences at Borjomi Central Park

• Drink the naturally carbonated spring water directly from the source at the main pavilion of Borjomi Central Park. It tastes earthy and refreshing in a strange but cool way!
• Ride above the trees for amazing views of Borjomi Gorge, which becomes more beautiful during golden hour.
• Follow the shady path that once hosted Russian royals, and has now become old but charming Romanov Palace ruins.
• Relax in the warm, mineral-rich pools hidden in the forest. They are especially great after a hike.
• The park has vintage rides, a mini zoo, and cotton candy stands. It is a bit old-school but can provide you with supreme fun. 
• In autumn, don’t miss the mossy walkways and arched 19th-century bridges, which are perfect for romantic, scenic photos.

Location: Borjomi 1200, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Spring Flowers: Walk the river trail in spring, and you will find blooming flowers that are perfect for nature photos.
• National Park Adventure: Just 10 minutes away by car, Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park is great for hiking, picnics, and fresh air.
• Local Treat: Try warm, spiced “Nazuki” sweet bread from the bakery near the park entrance.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi via the E60 and Sh22 highways; it takes about 2.5 to 3 hours.
• By Train: Catch a train from Tbilisi to Borjomi Station, then take a short taxi ride to the park.
• By Minibus: Hop on a marshrutka (minibus) from Didube Bus Station in Tbilisi straight to Borjomi.

Local Tip:
Bring a refillable water bottle, so you can fill it for free at Borjomi water fountains inside the park. For the most peaceful experience, go early in the morning before the crowds arrive.

Top Experiences at Anchiskhati Basilica

• Step inside this 6th-century Anchiskhati Basilica church and feel the calm. The stone walls, candlelight, and incense create a peaceful and timeless atmosphere.
• See religious art, including replicas of the famous Anchiskhati icon that once hung right here.
• If you are lucky, you might hear a Georgian polyphonic choir; their haunting harmonies sound amazing in the small, echoing space.
• After your visit, wander into the old town just outside, full of cafés, galleries, and small souvenir shops along cobbled streets.
• Though it is close to the city buzz, the church offers a moment of quietness in the brilliance of candles.
• Don’t forget to admire the triple-arched brick-and-stone facade, which is a rare and beautiful example of early Georgian church design.

Location: 11 Ioane Shavteli St, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour Photos: Visit around sunset because the golden light on the church’s stone looks beautiful and perfect for pictures.
• Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theater: Just a 2-minute walk away, this quirky little clock tower is a must-visit place in Tbilisi. 
• Try Churchkhela: Have a sweet, candle-shaped Georgian treat from a local stall.

How to Reach:

• By Train: Arrive at Tbilisi Central Station, then take the metro or a taxi to Liberty Square.
• By Car: Drive to Old Tbilisi and park nearby. The church is easy to reach on foot.

Local Tip:
For the best photographs, stand to the right of the main entrance, where you will get the triple arches and the old town rising behind it. Inside the basilica, modest dress is appreciated.

Top Experiences at Kartlis Deda

• Stand at the foot of Kartlis Deda, the 20m-tall aluminum statue, a powerful symbol of Georgian pride holding a sword in one hand and wine in the other.
• Gaze over the Old Town, Narikala Fortress, and Kura River from one of the best viewpoints in the city, especially stunning at sunset.
• Stroll along scenic walking paths that link Kartlis Deda to Narikala Fortress, ideal for sunrise hikes or casual photoshoots.
• Visit in the evening when the statue glows softly under the city lights, and the view becomes a twinkling tapestry of Tbilisi.
• Learn about the statue’s 1958 origin, built to celebrate Tbilisi’s 1500th anniversary, each element packed with national symbolism.
• On your way up, look out for painters selling landscape watercolors and handmade crafts near the viewing platforms.

Location: Sololaki St, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free.

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour Photos: Capture epic shots when the sun casts warm light on the statue and the city below.
• Nearby Stop: Walk downhill to Narikala Fortress for more panoramic shots and historic ruins, one of the best places to visit in Georgia.
• Taste Test: Try a cold Lagidze water or churchkhela from vendors at the base trail or Meidan Square.

How to Reach:

• By Cable Car: Take the aerial cable car from Rike Park for scenic views and a quick ride to the top.
• By Foot: Hike up from Old Tbilisi through the Narikala Fortress trail for a rewarding climb.
• By Taxi: Hire a local taxi or use a ride-hailing app for a direct and comfortable trip to the monument.

Insider Tip: Bring water and wear walking shoes; the steps up can be steep. For epic shots, stand to the left of the statue facing the city to frame both Kartlis Deda and the skyline behind.

Top Experiences at Truso Valley

• Trek past eerie, stone-built villages in the Truso Valley, like Zakagori, surrounded by soaring cliffs and silence, an unforgettable glimpse into Georgia’s forgotten highland life.
• Witness nature’s artistry in mineral-streaked rock formations, glowing with hues of orange, white, and rust, best viewed during golden hour.
• Catch sight of majestic herds grazing in the valley, a raw, cinematic moment that captures the spirit of the Caucasus.
• Climb to this remote 17th-century fortress perched on a hill perfect for panoramic shots and a dose of mountain lore.
• Relax by crystal-clear alpine waters fed by glaciers; ideal for a packed lunch with a view.
• Meet locals in nearby Kazbegi villages and learn about their resilient mountain traditions, crafts, and way of life.

Location: Kazbegi Municipality of Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Photo-Op Tip: Sunrise at the travertine cliffs for golden glow and no crowds
• Nearby Stop: Combine with a visit to Gergeti Trinity Church above Stepantsminda, one of the best places to visit in Georgia
• Local Bite: Try khinkali and mountain honey at a roadside shack in Kobi village

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Tbilisi International Airport, then drive or take a taxi to Stepantsminda (Kazbegi).
• By Road: Hire a car or join a guided tour from Tbilisi via the scenic Georgian Military Highway.
• By Public Transport: Take a minibus (marshrutka) from Didube Bus Station in Tbilisi to Stepantsminda, then hire a local jeep to Truso Valley.

Insider Tip: Bring a refillable bottle springs along the trail offer some of the freshest drinking water in Georgia. Layers and good boots are a must, even in summer.

Top Experiences at Gveleti Waterfall

• Wander a short scenic trail to Gveleti Waterfall, surrounded by dramatic cliffs, mountain flora, and the sound of rushing water.
• Choose between two trails to witness either the thunderous upper fall or the more intimate lower cascade both are breathtaking.
• Snap the perfect shot as mist glistens in sunlight against a backdrop of wild greenery and rugged rocks.
• Pack some khachapuri or churchkhela and enjoy a peaceful meal near the stream with the roar of the falls nearby.
• Keep an eye out for alpine flowers, eagles overhead, and butterflies fluttering near the water’s edge.
• Stop by nearby Juta or Kazbegi villages, famous places in Georgia, for a peek into local culture and hearty mountain hospitality.

Location: PJ37+WMC, Tsdo, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Spring melt or autumn foliage, the falls are most powerful after snowmelt, and the forest glows in gold come October.
• A stop at Dariali Monaster,y just a few minutes away and offers serene views of the Tergi River Valley.
• Try khinkali in Stepantsminda, head to a family-run eatery for juicy dumplings after your waterfall trek.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi to Kazbegi via the Georgian Military Highway; park near the Gveleti village and hike 20-30 minutes to the falls.
• By Taxi: Hire a local taxi from Stepantsminda or Tbilisi for a day trip negotiate rates in advance.
• By Tour: Join a guided Kazbegi day tour that includes a stop at Gveleti Waterfall, ideal for hassle-free transport and local insights.

Insider Tip: Wear sturdy shoes even in summer, the trail can get slippery near the falls. Visit early morning to beat crowds and catch the best light for photos.

Top Experiences at Motsameta Monastery

• Walk the narrow bridge at Motsameta Monastery, flanked by forests and steep drops perfect for thrill-seekers and photo lovers alike.
• Perched above the Tskaltsitela River gorge, the monastery offers breathtaking panoramic views and serene silence.
• Visit the sacred crypt housing the remains of Georgian saints David and Konstantine believed to bring blessings if you crawl beneath the shrine.
• The surrounding forest explodes with color in fall, making it a photographer’s dream and a peaceful seasonal escape.
• Learn about the monastery's name “Place of the Martyrs” and its powerful history rooted in Georgia’s fight for Christianity.
• Look out across the valley for a glimpse of the UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery just a few kilometers away.

Location: 7QJ5+WJ4, Motsameta, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Autumn Forest Views: Visit in October for vivid red and gold foliage surrounding the monastery.
• Gelati Monastery: Just a 5-10 min drive away, combine both for a half-day heritage loop.
• Churchkhela Stall: Try this traditional Georgian sweet from vendors near the parking area great for the road!

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Kutaisi city center just 15 minutes through scenic hill roads.
• By Taxi: Easily book a local taxi from Kutaisi for a quick and affordable ride.
• By Foot: Adventurous? Hike from Gelati Monastery (around 2 km) through forest trails.

Insider Tip: Arrive early in the morning for a peaceful experience and soft light over the gorge. Don't forget to carry a shawl or cover-up locals appreciate modest attire inside the chapel.

Top Experiences at Signagi City Walls

• Stroll along the stone walls of the Signagi City Walls with panoramic views of the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains, especially magical at golden hour.
• Scale one of the 23 preserved towers for a commanding 360° view. Locals say the sunsets here are unforgettable.
• Built in the 18th century by King Erekle II, the walls once protected Signagi from invasions; now they guard its charm.
• The cobbled walkways and aged towers make for cinematic photo ops, especially in fog or after rain.
• Lit by vintage-style lamps, the walls at dusk feel straight out of a Georgian fairytale.
• Browse handmade wool, ceramics, and churchkhela near the entrance, perfect souvenirs from a fortified town.

Location: Sighnaghi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden-hour photography with the snow-capped Caucasus in the backdrop
• Bodbe Monastery, just 2 km away home to the relics of St. Nino
• Local cafés near the main gate serve fresh khachapuri and Kakhetian wine

How to Reach:

• By Road: Take a private taxi or marshrutka (minibus) from Tbilisi; the journey takes around 2–2.5 hours.
• By Bus: Catch a marshrutka from Tbilisi’s Samgori Station directly to Signagi.
• By Car: Rent a car and enjoy a scenic drive through Georgia’s Kakheti wine region.

Insider Tip: Head to the eastern section near the tower by the cemetery for fewer tourists and a clearer view of the Alazani vineyards below, a highlight among Georgia tourist attractions.

Top Experiences at Tusheti National Park

• Breathe in crisp alpine air as you hike through lush meadows and high ridgelines with jaw-dropping views of snow-capped peaks in Tusheti National Park.
• Wander stone towers and ancient homes in this iconic hilltop village, the cultural heart of Tusheti and a living time capsule.
• Saddle up like a local and traverse wildflower-filled pastures on horseback, Tusheti’s traditional mode of travel.
• Admire medieval stone architecture and sip homemade chacha with locals in this picture-perfect village nestled in the mountains.
• Pitch a tent beneath crystal-clear skies, the park’s isolation makes it ideal for stargazing and deep mountain silence.
• Keep your eyes peeled for Eastern Caucasian tur, golden eagles, and even the elusive lynx in this protected wilderness.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Best in Late June: Alpine wildflowers blanket the valleys perfect for photography at one of the best places to visit in Georgia.
• Add a Stop: Visit Alaverdi Monastery in Telavi on your way to the park.
• Taste This: Try khinkali and locally made cheese in guesthouses simple, hearty, and delicious.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly to Tbilisi International Airport, the nearest major airport to Tusheti.
• By Road: Drive or take a 4WD from Tbilisi to Omalo via the Abano Pass (open only mid-June to early October).
• By Public Transport: Take a marshrutka (minibus) to Alvani village, then hire a local jeep to Omalo.

Insider Tip: Start your journey before sunrise to beat the afternoon fog on Abano Pass and snap the clearest panoramic photos of the Tusheti highlands. Pack layers the weather flips fast.

Top Experiences at the Open Air Museum of Ethnography

• Stroll among 70+ traditional houses from different Georgian regions at the Open Air Museum of Ethnography, each telling its own story of rural life, crafts, and rituals.
• Step into recreated interiors complete with 19th-century furniture, tools, and vibrant textiles feels like entering a living history book.
• From the upper trails, soak in sweeping views of the capital with Mtatsminda’s green slopes in the background.
• Catch artisans carving wood, weaving, or baking bread in clay ovens during seasonal festivals or cultural events.
• Time your visit with traditional dance shows, choral singing, and local food fairs, an explosion of Georgian culture.
• Admire authentic wooden churches and watchtowers relocated from remote regions like Svaneti and Khevsureti, showcasing some of the unique places to visit in Georgia.

Location: Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Best in Autumn: Golden leaves and crisp air make fall the most photogenic time to visit.
• Pair with Turtle Lake: Just up the hill, perfect for a post-museum coffee or paddleboat ride.
• Snack Tip: Try fresh Georgian bread or churchkhela from the local vendors outside the main gate.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Just a 15-minute drive from Tbilisi city center via Chavchavadze Avenue.
• By Bus: Take Bus No. 61 or 66 and get off at the "Vake Park" stop; it's a short uphill walk from there.
• By Taxi: Easily available through Bolt or Yandex apps; simply search for “Ethnographic Museum Tbilisi.

Insider Tip: Visit in the late afternoon for golden-hour lighting and fewer crowds, ideal for peaceful exploring and stunning photos.

Top Experiences at Alphabetic Tower

• Soar 130 meters up in a transparent lift of the Alphabetic Tower, watch Batumi’s skyline and Black Sea open up around you.
• Get up close to the 33 twisting Georgian letters spiraling the tower, an artistic celebration of language and culture.
• Head to the top observation deck for sweeping views of the city, mountains, and sea especially breathtaking at sunset.
• Book a table at the rotating restaurant near the summit and enjoy Georgian dishes while the city turns beneath you.
• Capture the tower glowing in neon against the night sky, perfect for dramatic Instagram shots.
• On-site panels explain the importance of the Georgian alphabet, one of the world’s oldest and most unique scripts.

Location: Alphabetic Tower

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Sunset over the Black Sea from the tower’s top deck, making it one of the best places to visit in Georgia
• Batumi Boulevard, a scenic walk just steps away
• Try “Adjara Khachapuri” from nearby street vendors it’s hot, cheesy, and boat-shaped

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Batumi International Airport, just 7 km from the city center.
• By Train: Take a train to Batumi Railway Station, then a short taxi or bus ride to the tower.
• By Road: Drive or hire a cab from Tbilisi or nearby cities via the scenic E60 highway.

Insider Tip: Go early morning or just before sunset to avoid crowds and harsh lighting. For the best photo, position yourself on the north side with the Black Sea in the background.

Top Experiences at Jumah Mosque

• Marvel at the mosque’s distinctive Persian-style façade, its red bricks and mosaic accents catch the golden Batumi sun.
• Built in 1886 by a Muslim and Christian brother duo, the Jumah Mosque is a living symbol of religious coexistence.
• Witness the spiritual energy during Jumah (Friday) prayers, when locals gather in large numbers, respectful observation is welcome.
• Nestled in Batumi’s historic quarter, the mosque is surrounded by cobbled lanes, Ottoman-era balconies, and street-side tea stalls.
• If the mosque is quiet, the resident imam often shares fascinating stories about Batumi’s multi-faith past.
• The courtyard offers a serene photo spot, especially when the muezzin’s call echoes against the Black Sea breeze.

Location: Boraj thakur, Vidhyadhar Ka Rasta, Kishanpole Bazar, Modikhana, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302003

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden hour photography from the opposite rooftop café mosque domes glow beautifully at dusk.
• Stroll to Piazza Square, just 5 minutes away for live music and gelato.
• Try a glass of Adjara’s mountain herbal tea from the vendor outside the mosque gate.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Tbilisi International Airport, then take a taxi or local transport to Batumi.
• By Train: Board a train from Tbilisi to Batumi, then take a short taxi ride to the mosque.
• By Road: Drive or hire a cab to Batumi city center; the mosque is located in the old town area.

Insider Tip: Women should carry a scarf to cover their heads if entering the prayer hall. Photography inside is allowed but best to ask politely locals are warm and welcoming when treated with respect. The mosque is one of the unique places to visit in Georgia, especially for those interested in its multicultural heritage.

Top Experiences at Turtle Lake

• Soar over the forested hills in a vintage-style cable car with sweeping views of Tbilisi's skyline. Sunset is pure magic.
• Stroll along the tree-lined promenade at Turtle Lake or pack a picnic and lounge on the grassy banks with locals and weekend joggers.
• Glide across the calm lake in a paddleboat-ideal for couples or families wanting a peaceful escape from city noise.
• Sip on fresh lemonade or Georgian wine at casual lakeside cafés that serve khachapuri with a view.
• Hit the gentle hiking paths that loop around Mtatsminda and the lake-perfect for early risers or sunset lovers.
• On weekends, catch surprise local bands or mini craft markets that pop up along the lakeside.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Sunset by the pier for stunning mirror-like lake reflections and moody mountain silhouettes.
• Vake Park just below-ideal for pairing with Turtle Lake for a full nature day in Tbilisi.
• Try the homemade churchkhela (Georgian nut candy) from local vendors near the cable car station.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi city center in just 15 minutes via Vake-Saburtalo Road.
• By Bus: Take Bus No. 34 or 51 to the Vake Park stop, then hike or take the cable car.
• By Cable Car: Ride the Turtle Lake aerial cableway from Vake Park for scenic views and easy access.

Insider Tip: Arrive early on weekends to snag a lakeside bench before the locals do-and bring mosquito spray if staying past dusk in summer.

Top Experiences at Rike Park

• Walk across this glass-and-steel marvel at sunset for stunning reflections over the Kura River.
• Hop on the aerial tram for panoramic city views and a quick ride to one of Tbilisi’s iconic hilltop landmarks.
• Catch the evening fountain show-water jets dancing in sync with lights and Georgian music at Rike Park.
• Rent a bike or wander along leafy paths that trace the Mtkvari River-great for casual sightseeing or romantic strolls.
• Let children explore the creative play areas, or admire quirky modern sculptures scattered throughout the park.
• Time your visit with summer concerts or cultural festivals often hosted in the central lawns.

Location: MRR6+R66, Tbilisi, Georgia

Cable car: Typically runs 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM (weather permitting)

Don’t Miss:

• Golden hour over the Peace Bridge – perfect for dreamy Instagram shots.
• Walk to Metekhi Church just across the river for skyline photos and cliffside views.
• Try churchkhela or lobiani from local vendors near the park entrance-authentic Georgian bites.

How to Reach:

• By Metro: Take the Tavisuplebis Moedani (Liberty Square) Metro and walk 10 minutes across the Bridge of Peace.
• By Taxi: Easily available via Bolt or local taxis from anywhere in Tbilisi.
• By Bus: Hop on any bus heading toward Avlabari or Europe Square and walk a short distance.

Insider Tip: Arrive early evening to beat crowds, catch golden light, and ride the cable car up just as the city lights flicker on-Tbilisi magic at its best. This riverside park is one of the best tourist places in Georgia to unwind and enjoy the city’s vibrant charm.

Top Experiences at Galleria Tbilisi

• Stroll through four floors of fashion-from Zara and Mango to Georgian designer boutiques, Galleria Tbilisi is perfect for style hunters and souvenir seekers.
• Head to the on-site cinema for international and Georgian films, with plush seats and skyline views from upper levels.
• Enjoy khinkali or ajapsandali at the top-floor food court while overlooking Rustaveli Avenue-great spot to people-watch.
• A sleek glass façade meets neoclassical surroundings-don’t miss the contrast as you walk in from Liberty Square.
• Unwind with coffee or cocktails at the terrace café-ideal at sunset when the city glows golden.
• Check out pop-up galleries, live music, or festive décor during holidays’s a culture-meets-retail hub year-round and one of the best tourist places in Georgia.

Location: 2/4 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Seasonal highlight or photo-op tip: Christmas lights and giant tree displays light up the atrium from mid-December.
• Nearby experience or complementary stop: Walk to the Georgian National Museum, just 3 minutes away.
• Local food/drink or vendor stall suggestion: Try a fresh lobiani or lemon soda at “Entrée” bakery on the ground floor.

How to Reach:

• By Metro: Take the Akhmeteli–Varketili Line and get off at Liberty Square Station, directly connected to the mall.
• By Bus: Hop on city buses heading to Freedom Square; several lines stop right near the entrance.
• By Taxi: Easily available across Tbilisi-just ask for Galleria near Liberty Square.

Insider Tip: Arrive around 5 PM on weekdays to beat the crowds and catch golden-hour light on the rooftop-perfect for Instagram-worthy shots without the hassle.

Top Experiences at Dancing Fountains

• Watch jets of water soar to synchronized music and lights-an electrifying performance at the Dancing Fountains that lights up Batumi Boulevard after sunset.
• Enjoy a calming walk around the adjoining lake, perfect for golden hour photos and romantic moments.
• Snap stunning photos with Batumi’s famous white colonnades framing the background-especially magical at twilight.
• Catch local artists, musicians, and dancers adding energy to the promenade-especially on weekends.
• Kids love the colors and rhythms, while adults can relax at nearby cafés with a fountain view.
• Rent a bike and coast past the fountains as part of your Batumi Seaside Park adventure, one of the best tourist places in Georgia.

Location: Batumi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Sunset Show Glow: Arrive just before sunset for the best light, when the sky and fountains dazzle together.
• Visit the Alphabet Tower nearby: Just a short walk away, this landmark offers sweeping views of the coast.
• Try Adjarian khachapuri: Grab this cheesy boat-shaped bread from local vendors lining the boulevard.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Tbilisi International Airport, then take a taxi or bus to Batumi.
• By Train: Board a Georgian Railways train from Tbilisi to Batumi – scenic and comfortable.
• By Road: Drive or hire a cab from major cities like Kutaisi or Tbilisi to Batumi.

Insider Tip: Arrive early to grab a front-row bench and turn on your phone’s long-exposure mode for dreamy fountain photos after dark.

Top Experiences at Batumi Dolphinarium

• Watch smart, playful dolphins perform flips, dances, and synchronized jumps in a heartwarming 30-minute show that thrills all ages at the Batumi Dolphinarium.
• Get up close with trained dolphins-touch, play, and even swim with them in a guided, safe environment. A rare chance to bond with marine life!
• Behind-the-scenes tours let you meet trainers and discover how these intelligent creatures are cared for, fed, and trained.
• Catch special twilight performances enhanced with music and lighting-perfect for a memorable evening outing.
• A small play area and educational exhibits keep little ones engaged before or after the show.
• Combine your visit with a scenic walk along the seaside promenade just steps away.

Location: 51 Rustaveli Ave, Batumi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Seasonal highlight or photo-op tip: Visit during golden hour for the best sunset-lit photos near the poolside arena.
• Nearby experience: Adjacent Batumi Boulevard is great for bike rides or a sunset coffee.
• Local food suggestion: Try a fresh Adjarian Khachapuri from nearby cafes-cheesy, egg-topped bread you won’t forget.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly to Batumi International Airport, just 6 km from the city center.
• By Train: Take a Georgian Railway train to Batumi Central Station, a short taxi ride away.
• By Road: Drive or take a bus via the Batumi-Kobuleti highway; ample parking is available nearby.

Insider Tip: Arrive 20–30 minutes early to grab center seats in the front half for the best splash-zone view-kids especially love it!

Top Experiences at Batumi Piazza Square

• Stand beneath the grand mosaic by Georgian-Swiss artist Natali de Pita Amirejibi-one of Europe’s largest-bursting with color and story at Batumi Piazza Square.
• Catch live jazz or classical performances echoing through the square; it's a favorite local hangout for evening culture.
• Relax at a terrace café while people-watching-perfect for lazy afternoons with a Batumi breeze and views of the bell tower.
• For a small fee, go up the iconic clock tower for panoramic views of Old Batumi’s rooftops and the Black Sea coast.
• The square lights up golden at dusk, making it a magical backdrop for twilight photos.
• With its blend of Tuscan-style architecture and cobbled walkways, the square offers a mini-European escape in coastal Georgia.

Location: 12 Parnavaz Mepe St, Batumi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour Photo-Op: Arrive around sunset for the best lighting on the mosaic and tower.
• Nearby Stop: Walk 5 minutes to Batumi Boulevard for seaside views and palm-lined paths.
• Local Bite: Try khachapuri at Piazza Café-freshly baked and filled with local Adjarian cheese.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Batumi International Airport, just 7 km from the city center.
• By Train: Take a Georgian Railways train to Batumi Central Station, then a short taxi or bus ride to the square.
• By Road: Drive or take a marshrutka (minibus) from Tbilisi or nearby cities directly to central Batumi.

Insider Tip: Visit early morning to enjoy the square peacefully with locals grabbing coffee-before tourists arrive and music starts. Great light for photos too! This charming square stands out as one of the best places to visit in Georgia, especially for those who love culture, architecture, and seaside charm.

Top Experiences at Miracle Park

• Watch the sky blaze with color from the seaside promenade at Miracle Park, perfect for romantic walks or striking photos.
• Witness the moving metal sculpture symbolizing eternal love-these figures slowly merge and part in a poetic dance.
• Snap quirky photos and feel like a kid again on the oversized, rainbow-colored bench that’s become an Instagram favorite.
• At night, enjoy illuminated fountains synchronized to music-a magical touch that livens up the seaside air.
• Rent a bike or skates and cruise the palm-lined paths that stretch across Batumi’s coastline.
• Local performers, food stalls, and handmade trinket sellers often add color and flavor to your visit.

Location: 1005 Eden Terrace, Rock Hill, SC 29730, United States

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour Glow: Arrive just before sunset for postcard-perfect views with the ferris wheel and sea in the backdrop.
• Batumi Boulevard Extension: Follow the path north for botanical gardens, beach bars, and quiet stretches of coast, one of the best tourist places in Georgia for a laid-back evening.
• Local Snack: Grab fresh Georgian churros or churchkhela from the rotating seaside carts.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Batumi International Airport, just 10 minutes away by car.
• By Train: Take a train to Batumi Central Railway Station, then a short taxi ride to the park.
• By Road: Easily accessible via local buses or taxis from anywhere in Batumi city.

Insider Tip: Head toward the Ferris Wheel side for fewer crowds and uninterrupted views-perfect for sunrise yoga or quiet morning photos.

Top Experiences at Tbilisi Digital Space

• Step into Tbilisi Digital Space’s mind-bending rooms filled with digital art projections that shift with every movement-perfect for that surreal Instagram moment.
• Touch-responsive walls, sound-reactive floors, and kinetic visuals let you become part of the artwork itself.
• Wander through dreamlike tunnels where lights, colors, and ambient sounds create a fully immersive vibe.
• Kids (and adults!) can explore tech-driven puzzles, games, and sensory rooms designed for playful learning.
• Dive into rotating showcases that fuse modern Georgian creativity with cutting-edge digital expression.
• Don’t miss the large-scale mapping sequences across entire walls breathtaking fusion of architecture and animation.

Location: 16 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi 0108, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss: 

• Golden Hour Visit: Arrive just before sunset-the light transition outside blends beautifully with the indoor digital illusions.
• Nearby experience: Walk to Vera Park for a breath of greenery and a relaxed local vibe.
• Snack Break: Try fresh khachapuri and herbal lemonade from the food truck parked near the main entrance on weekends.

How to Reach:

• By Metro: Take the metro to Liberty Square Station; it's just a 10-minute walk from there.
• By Bus: Hop on any bus heading to Rustaveli Avenue; the attraction is a short stroll away.
• By Taxi: Book a local taxi or use the Bolt app for direct drop-off at the entrance.

Insider Tip: Visit on a weekday afternoon for smaller crowds and slower-paced interactions with the installations easier selfie setups without photo-bombers. It’s an underrated gem among the tourist attractions of Georgia, especially for art and tech lovers.

Top Experiences at Kobuleti Beach

• Walk barefoot on the smooth pebbled sands of Kobuleti Beach as the sun dips into the sea-fiery skies make for magical photos.
• Rent a bike and glide past palm trees, cafés, and charming street art along Kobuleti’s breezy boulevard.
• Dive into the warm, gentle waves or lounge under umbrellas-clean waters and lifeguards make it family-friendly.
• Just inland, explore a lush wetland home to rare birds and ancient Colchic flora-ideal for quiet nature walks.
• Try piping hot khachapuri (cheese bread) or churchkhela (nutty Georgian candy) from beachfront vendors.
• In peak summer, catch live folk performances right on the beach-drums, dance, and glowing bonfires.

Location: Adjara region of Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:
• Head to the north end near the pier for postcard-worthy sunset shots.
• A 20-minute drive reveals a cliffside ruin with epic coastal views.
• Try hot boiled corn served with a sprinkle of salt, a local favorite after a swim.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Batumi International Airport, just 30 km from Kobuleti.
• By Train: Take a direct train from Tbilisi to Kobuleti for a scenic 5-hour ride.
• By Road: Drive or hire a taxi from Batumi or Tbilisi via the E70 highway.

Insider Tip: Arrive early to grab a free shady spot near the lifeguard towers, and bring water shoes-pebble beaches can get hot underfoot by noon.

Top Experiences at Funicular

• Soar up Mount Mtatsminda in a vintage-style Funicular carriage, feeling the gentle sway and watching Tbilisi unfold beneath you.
• At the summit, take in sweeping cityscapes, especially magical during golden hour or after sunset.
• Savor Georgian classics like khinkali and khachapuri with panoramic windows offering unforgettable views.
• Family-friendly rides, a Ferris wheel on the edge of the cliff, and fair-style snacks make this a fun stop.
• The upper station complex exudes retro grandeur with marble interiors and old-world charm.
• Bring your camera-the viewing platforms offer postcard-worthy angles of Tbilisi’s rooftops, rivers, and spires.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Sunset over the city: Arrive just before dusk for dramatic skyline views bathed in orange and purple hues.
• Turtle Lake & Mtatsminda Trail: A short drive or hike leads to tranquil forest trails with views.
• Try the pelamushi (grape dessert): Look for it at the upper station café-it’s a Georgian sweet treat rarely found elsewhere.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive via Rustaveli Avenue; parking available near the lower station.
• By Metro: Take the metro to Rustaveli Station, then walk 10 minutes uphill.
• By Bus: Board local bus routes that stop near Chonkadze Street entrance.

Insider Tip: Stand on the left side of the funicular car when ascending for the best city views-especially beautiful during sunset hours. Don’t forget: the prepaid card is reusable, so keep it if planning another visit.

Top Experiences at Jan Shardeni Street

• Wander beneath ornate balconies and 19th-century facades; every turn along Jan Shardeni Street whispers Tbilisi’s layered history.
• Sample a glass of saperavi or khvanchkara at a cozy wine bar-Georgian hospitality tastes better streetside.
• Hidden gems showcase bold Georgian artists-pop into a few for contemporary takes on tradition.
• Quirky art installations and colorful walls add modern flair to this classic quarter-perfect for Instagram.
• Buskers, jazz duos, and impromptu folk dancers fill the street with energy after sunset.
• Find hand-painted ceramics, leather crafts, and rare postcards-authentic mementos, not mass-made.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:
• Snap moody portraits as the setting sun reflects off pastel walls and cobblestones.
• Just steps away, visit for museums, baths, and panoramic views, this corner is one of the best places to visit in Georgia.
• Grab this traditional Georgian nut candy from a street vendor-chewy, sweet, unforgettable.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Tbilisi International Airport, just 17 km from the city center.
• By Taxi: Grab a local taxi or use ride-hailing apps for a direct drop to Jan Shardeni Street.
• By Metro: Take the Akhmeteli–Varketili Line and get off at Liberty Square Station-Jan Shardeni is a short walk away.

Insider Tip: Visit after 8 PM to see the street glow under hanging lights with fewer crowds-ideal for romantic walks or relaxed solo exploring.
 

Top Experiences at Neptune Fountain Georgia

• Gaze at the stunning gilded statue of Neptune Fountain, standing tall above mythological sea creatures, a tribute to Batumi's deep-rooted connection with the sea.
• The piazza-style square surrounding the fountain mirrors classical European architecture-perfect for a romantic stroll or a quick selfie.
• Visit after sunset to watch the fountain come alive with soft lighting that adds a magical glow to the square.
• Learn about Batumi’s transformation from a port town to a Black Sea jewel-reflected in the fusion of mythology and modern sculpture.
• Enjoy occasional live music and street acts that pop up around the square, especially in summer evenings.
• Frame your shot with the iconic Batumi Drama Theatre and Clock Tower in the background-Instagram-worthy at any hour.

Location: Piazza Navona, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden hour photos with the sun bouncing off Neptune’s gold-plated trident.
• Stroll to Batumi Boulevard, just a few minutes away, for sea views and beach cafes.
• Try fresh Adjarian khachapuri at nearby local joints-cheesy, eggy, and unforgettable.

How to Reach:
By Air: Fly into Batumi International Airport, just 7 km from the city center.
By Train: Take a scenic train ride to Batumi Railway Station, then a short taxi or bus to the fountain.
By Road: Drive or take a bus to Batumi city center; the fountain is located near Europe Square.

Insider Tip: Visit early morning or late evening to avoid tourist crowds-and stand on the southeast side for the best photo with mountain and cityscape framing the fountain.

Top Experiences at Europe Square

• Snap a photo with the golden statue of Medea holding the Golden Fleece-Batumi’s symbol of mythology and power.
• Visit after sunset to enjoy a musical water show; lights, music, and fountains sync beautifully in this lively city square.
• Admire European-style architecture and marble accents that give Europe Square a grand, old-world charm.
• Sit at a café and watch locals and tourists mingle-perfect for people-watching and absorbing Georgian vibes.
• The square often hosts festivals, concerts, and street performances-check ahead for live music or dance events.
• Just steps from the Black Sea, feel the refreshing breeze as you walk toward Batumi Boulevard from the square.

Location: 29 Memed Abashidze Ave, Batumi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden Hour Shot: Medea Statue at sunset with the mountains in the background
• Nearby Stop: Batumi Boulevard is a 2-minute walk for beach views and local snacks
• Local Bite: Try a slice of Adjarian Khachapuri from nearby street vendors-it’s hot, cheesy, and boat-shaped!

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Batumi International Airport, just 7 km from the city center.
• By Train: Take a Georgian Railway train to Batumi Central Station, then a short taxi ride to the square.
• By Road: Drive or take a marshrutka (minibus) from Tbilisi or Kutaisi directly to Batumi city center.

Insider Tip: Arrive 30 minutes before dusk to grab a bench, enjoy the sunset glow on the square, and watch the fountain show kick off without the crowds. It’s one of the best tourist places in Georgia to relax after a day of exploring.

Top Experiences at Russian Georgian Friendship Monument

• Soak in sweeping vistas of the Caucasus Mountains and the dramatic Devil's Valley below-breathtaking in every season.
• Walk along the curved concrete structure of the Russian Georgian Friendship Monument to see the massive, colorful tile mural depicting Georgian-Russian unity, folklore, and history.
• The open circular platform offers a surreal photo backdrop-sunrise and snow-capped peaks make for unforgettable frames.
• Built in 1983 to mark 200 years of alliance, the monument still sparks dialogue about Soviet influence and Georgian identity.
• Vendors at the site offer traditional Georgian tea and snacks-perfect with the crisp mountain air.
• A light dusting of snow transforms the entire vista into a fairytale-like setting, especially during December to February.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Seasonal highlight: Late autumn offers a vibrant color palette across the valleys-perfect for drone shots.
• Nearby experience: Paragliding over the nearby Gudauri cliffs-launch spots are a short ride away.
• Local flavor: Try hot khachapuri or roasted corn from roadside vendors-simple but deeply satisfying.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive via the Georgian Military Highway from Tbilisi; it's about 2.5–3 hours.
• By Taxi: Hire a private taxi from Kazbegi or Gudauri for a scenic ride.
• By Tour Bus: Join a day tour from Tbilisi or Gudauri that includes monument stops.

Insider Tip: Visit early in the morning to avoid tourist crowds and harsh light-stand on the left side of the monument for the most Instagram-worthy mountain shot. This spot ranks high among the best tourist places in Georgia for panoramic photography.

Top Experiences at Abanotubani

• Dip into steaming, mineral-rich waters that have soothed visitors since the 5th century-perfect after a long day exploring Abanotubani and Tbilisi.
• Admire Persian-style blue mosaic tiles outside and book a private marble bath inside for a truly regal soak.
• Walk along the rooftop of the ancient bathhouses and spot the iconic brick domes rising like earthen bubbles.
• Follow the boardwalk past the bathhouses into a hidden gorge with a surprise waterfall-peaceful and Instagram-worthy.
• This neighborhood was a melting pot of Persians, Georgians, and Armenians-feel the fusion in the architecture and vibe.
• Let a local attendant exfoliate you the Georgian way-intense but unforgettable.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Sunset from the domes, the golden hour light over old Tbilisi is breathtaking.
• Narikala Fortress nearby a short hike up gives panoramic views over the city.
• Try Khinkali or churchkhela at a street vendor just outside the baths.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Tbilisi International Airport, just 17 km from Abanotubani.
• By Taxi: Hire a local taxi or use a ride-hailing app for a direct, quick ride to the district.
• By Metro: Take the Tbilisi Metro to Avlabari Station; Abanotubani is a 10-minute walk from there.

Insider Tip: Wear a swimsuit even if you’re booking a private room-some baths may still require it. And always book in advance during weekends or holidays.

Top Experiences at Shumi Winery

• Sip your way through ancient qvevri wines, rich in earthy aromas and history, guided by passionate local sommeliers at Shumi Winery.
• Stroll lush vineyard rows with the Caucasus Mountains as your backdrop-harvest grapes in autumn for an authentic rural experience.
• Explore rare viticulture artifacts, from ancient tools to wine vessels that date back centuries-perfect for culture and history lovers.
• Join a traditional banquet with homemade khachapuri, grilled meats, and wine pairings-hosted with lively toasts by a local tamada (toastmaster).
• Try your hand at baking Georgian bread in a clay oven or learn to prepare churchkhela, the country’s beloved grape candy.
• Relax with a glass of Kindzmarauli on the terrace, taking in views of rolling vineyards and snow-capped peaks beyond.

Location: Vill. Tsinandali, Telavi Municipality, Kakheti Region, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Harvest Season (September–October): Join the Rtveli grape harvest festival-perfect for cultural immersion and Insta-worthy shots
• Tsinandali Estate: Just 5 minutes away, this historic palace offers manicured gardens and 19th-century architecture
• Try the local mtsvadi (grilled pork skewers): At the nearby roadside grill-best enjoyed with a glass of Saperavi

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi to Tsinandali via the Kakheti Highway (approx. 2 hours).
• By Train: Take a train to Telavi and hire a taxi to Tsinandali (around 15 minutes).
• By Tour Bus: Join a Kakheti region wine tour from Tbilisi that includes a stop at Shumi Winery.

Insider Tip: Visit late afternoon for golden hour views and fewer crowds-book your tasting in advance to secure a table on the upper terrace. This serene winery stop is one of the best places to visit in Georgia, especially for wine lovers and culture enthusiasts.

Top Experiences at Mtatsminda Pantheon

• Stroll the serene cemetery grounds of Mtatsminda Pantheon, where Georgia’s most celebrated writers, artists, and national heroes rest-each tomb tells a story.
• Gaze out over Tbilisi from one of the city’s highest vantage points-especially stunning at sunset.
• Visit the grave of Georgia’s beloved Romantic poet, marked with flowers and heartfelt tributes from admirers.
• Reach the Pantheon via a scenic ride on the Mtatsminda Funicular-an experience in itself with sweeping views over the capital.
• Admire intricate stone carvings and reliefs from Georgia’s Soviet period-a haunting yet beautiful record of the past.
• Capture atmospheric shots amid aged cypress trees and timeworn monuments;  it’s a peaceful, poetic spot for photographers and one of the best places to visit in Georgia.

Location: MQWQ+9FH, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss
• The hillside cemetery is especially beautiful in spring and fall-perfect for atmospheric photo ops.
• Pair your visit with a trip to Mtatsminda Park just above-great for families and funicular fans.
• Grab this nutty Georgian sweet treat at the vendors near the funicular station.

How to Reach:
By Funicular: Take the Tbilisi Funicular from Chonkadze Street for a scenic uphill ride directly to Mtatsminda Park.
By Car/Taxi: Drive or hire a taxi to the top of Mtatsminda; it’s a short ride from central Tbilisi.
By Hike: Hike up the forested trail from the city for a more adventurous and rewarding route.

Insider Tip: Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for soft light, fewer crowds, and a more contemplative atmosphere-perfect for meaningful moments or quiet photography.

Top Experiences at Museum of Illusions Atlanta Georgia

• Step into a space where mirrored walls and endless reflections trick your senses and make for mind-bending selfies at the Museum of Illusions Atlanta.
• Shrink or grow in seconds in this visual illusion room that defies logic-perfect for quirky group photos.
• Walk across a rotating tunnel that throws off your balance-prepare for laughter and dizzy fun.
• Flip your world upside down in this gravity-defying space where even a headstand feels normal.
• See faces float, wink, and vanish as you explore one of the museum's most photographed galleries.
• Engage your brain with interactive puzzles and optical games-great for kids and curious adults alike.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Pose with the Upside Down Room for your most surreal Instagram shot
• Walk over to Centennial Olympic Park just 5 minutes away for skyline views and fountains, one of the best places to visit in Georgia
• Grab a coffee or pastry at Café Lucia, a cozy local favorite across the street

How to Reach:

• By Car: Located at Peachtree Center in Downtown Atlanta with nearby parking garages.
• By Marta: Take the Red or Gold Line to Peachtree Center Station; it's just a short walk.
• By Bus: Multiple MARTA bus routes stop near Peachtree Street NE, just steps away from the museum.

Insider Tip: Visit on a weekday morning to avoid crowds and get uninterrupted photo time-especially in the Infinity and Ames Rooms. Don't forget to bring a phone with a wide-angle lens for the best shots.

Top Experiences at the National Gallery

• Feel the soul of Georgian folk life in Pirosmani’s raw, expressive portraits-simple yet deeply emotional.
• Discover medieval icons and religious treasures that trace Georgia’s spiritual roots through gold leaf and intricate frescoes.
• Contrast tradition with bold modern canvases-color, symbolism, and political commentary collide here.
• Arched ceilings, sunlit halls, and subtle neoclassical design make the National Gallery building itself a work of art.
• From French impressionists to avant-garde Eastern European artists-something new is always on display.
• Sip a local herbal tea or a chilled Georgian lemonade (Lagidze) in the art garden outside.

Location: 11 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:
• Snap the ornate stonework as the sun sets-Tbilisi’s charm captured in one frame.
• Another treasure trove for lovers of decorative and applied arts.
• Head to a nearby street café for a spicy twist on this cheesy Georgian classic.

How to Reach:

• By Metro: Take the Rustaveli Metro Station; the gallery is a 10-minute walk.
• By Bus: Use bus routes 51, 66, or 87; get off near Rustaveli Avenue.
• By Taxi: Easily accessible via local taxis or ride apps like Bolt.

Insider Tip: Buy a combo ticket with the National Museum of Georgia (10 mins away) to save money and dive deeper into Georgian history-perfect for culture-packed half days.

Top Experiences at Astronomical Clock

• At the stroke of every hour, tiny golden figurines emerge from the Astronomical Clock to perform-a magical moment that delights both kids and adults.
• Snap a photo of the whimsical leaning clock tower, crafted with surreal angles and colorful mosaics.
• Step inside the adjacent puppet theater founded by legendary Georgian artist Rezo Gabriadze-full of charm and cultural depth.
• Come around sunset when the bronze and stone façade glows warmly against the pastel sky-perfect for Instagram.
• Spot symbolic carvings and time-telling details that reflect old Georgian beliefs and Orthodox Christian themes.
• The clock square is often buzzing with musicians and street artists-adding a lively, artsy vibe.

Location: 25 Memed Abashidze Ave, Batumi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Evening puppet show glow: The clock lights up beautifully after dusk.
• Anchiskhati Basilica nearby: Tbilisi’s oldest church is just a 2-minute walk away.
• Try local lemonade: Grab a bottle of pear or tarragon soda from a nearby vendor.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly to Batumi International Airport, then take a taxi or local bus to the city center.
• By Train: Take a train to Batumi Railway Station, located just 10 minutes from the clock.
• By Road: Drive or hire a cab via the E70 highway directly into Batumi city center.

Insider Tip: Arrive just before the hour to beat the crowd and get the best spot for the puppet show-aim for the left side of the plaza for optimal photo angles. It’s one of the best tourist places in Georgia to enjoy both heritage and creativity in one charming spot.

Top Experiences at Tbilisi Mall

• Browse high-end brands and local boutiques in the sleek, air-conditioned setting of Tbilisi Mall-perfect for fashion lovers and bargain hunters alike.
• Savor everything from traditional khachapuri to global bites at the spacious food court-great for quick refuels between shopping.
• Let kids blow off steam at the indoor playground or catch a movie at the on-site cinema for an easy family outing.
• Keep an eye out for seasonal fairs, art displays, or holiday markets that give the mall a distinctly Georgian flair.
• Pamper yourself at nail bars, salons, or wellness shops-ideal after a long sightseeing day.
• Pick up locally made wine, spices, or souvenirs at specialty stores-authentic mementos without the tourist markup.

Location: Tbilisi Mall, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Panoramic glass dome views at sunset-perfect for Instagram snaps
• A quick stop at Lisi Lake, just a 15-minute drive away
• Try a shot of “chacha” at the gourmet section of Carrefour-Georgia’s fiery grape brandy!

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive via Tbilisi–Mtskheta Highway; free parking available at the mall.
• By Bus: Take bus routes 121, 170, or 329 with stops directly near the mall entrance.
• By Taxi: Easily book through local apps like Bolt or Yandex for a quick and affordable ride.

Insider Tip: Visit on a weekday morning to avoid crowds and get the best browsing experience-plus easier parking and shorter food court lines.

Top Experiences at Bagrati Cathedral

• Take in sweeping views of Kutaisi and the Rioni River-especially magical at golden hour from Bagrati Cathedral.
• Explore the 11th-century cathedral's stone carvings and vaulted interior, a symbol of national pride.
• Imagine royal ceremonies under the domed roof where Georgia’s first king once reigned.
• Spot the blend of original ruins and restored sections-great for architectural buffs and photographers.
• Experience the quiet reverence still present in this UNESCO-listed site, especially during morning hours.
• Stroll the surrounding gardens for an atmospheric end to your visit, often with local musicians nearby.

Location: 7PG3+VPV, Bagrati Street, Kutaisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Seasonal highlight or photo-op tip: Visit in spring when the hillside blooms and skies are crisp for the best shots.
• Nearby experience or complementary stop: Combine your visit with the nearby Gelati Monastery, just a 15-minute drive away.
• Local food/drink or vendor stall suggestion: Try khachapuri and homemade wine at a family-run café downhill near the old cable car station.

How to Reach:

• By Air: Fly into Kutaisi International Airport, just 30 minutes from the cathedral.
• By Train: Take a Georgian Railways train to Kutaisi Railway Station, then a short taxi ride.
• By Road: Drive or take a local marshrutka (minibus) from Tbilisi or Batumi directly to Kutaisi.

Insider Tip: Arrive just before sunset to capture the cathedral’s silhouette against the orange sky-and pack a light jacket; it gets breezy on the hilltop. This spot is among the best tourist places in Georgia, especially for those who love history and panoramic views.

Top Experiences at Aragvi River

• Paddle through thrilling Class II–IV rapids on the Aragvi River with views of forested gorges and medieval watchtowers.
• Capture dramatic reflections where turquoise waters meet snow-capped Caucasus peaks.
• Witness the stunning merge of black and white Aragvi rivers-an Instagram-worthy natural spectacle.
• Explore this 17th-century stone citadel perched above the riverbank-perfect for sunrise photography.
• Glide past waterfalls, winding cliffs, and riverside hamlets with occasional roadside khachapuri stalls.
• Spot eagles and herons near lush riverside trails, especially vibrant during spring.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Seasonal highlight: Spring snowmelt makes rafting more intense-ideal for thrill seekers.
• Nearby experience: Step into history at Ananuri Fortress just 5 minutes away.
• Local taste: Try freshly grilled mtsvadi (Georgian BBQ) from roadside vendors near the riverbank.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi via the Georgian Military Highway; the scenic route takes around 1.5 to 2 hours.
• By Bus: Take a minibus (marshrutka) from Didube Bus Station in Tbilisi towards Kazbegi; get off near the river en route.
• By Tour Package: Join a guided day tour from Tbilisi that includes stops at Aragvi River, Ananuri Fortress, and Gudauri.

Insider Tip: Arrive before 10 AM to enjoy soft morning light for photography and avoid weekend rafting crowds. Carry a windbreaker-mountain breezes can surprise even in summer.

Top Experiences at Lisi Lake

• Watch the sky explode in pinks and purples as you walk the peaceful Lisi Lake promenade-perfect for unwinding after a long day.
• Find a shady spot under a pine or near the reeds for a lakeside picnic-locals often bring khachapuri and homemade lemonade.
• Relax in the natural hot springs nearby-less crowded than Tbilisi’s baths, and beloved by locals for their healing properties.
• Take advantage of the well-maintained loop trail around the lake; great for casual joggers or families on rented bikes.
• Bring binoculars-herons, ducks, and migratory birds frequent the reeds, especially at dawn and dusk.
• In summer, rent a paddle boat or kayak and drift lazily across the calm lake waters with the hills in the backdrop.

Location: Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden hour by the west dock for unbeatable Instagram shots.
• Combine your visit with a trip to Mtatsminda Park-just a 20-minute drive away.
• Try churchkhela or iced tarragon soda from one of the small lakeside vendors.

How to Reach:

• By Car: Drive from Tbilisi city center via Aghmashenebeli Alley; it takes around 20–25 minutes.
• By Taxi: Easily available via Bolt or Yandex; a convenient and affordable option.
• By Bus: Take bus 34 or 51 towards Vake Park, then a short taxi ride or walk to the lake.

Insider Tip: Visit on weekdays just after sunrise for quiet trails, crisp air, and a chance to see fishermen pull in their early morning catch-an authentic glimpse of local life. It’s a peaceful escape that quietly ranks among the best places to visit in Georgia for those who love nature and simplicity.

Top Experiences at Freedom Monument

• Marvel at the 40-meter Freedom Monument, crowned with a gleaming golden sculpture of St. George slaying the dragon-a symbol of Georgian courage and freedom.
• Soak in the city's energy as you stand in the heart of Tbilisi, surrounded by historic buildings, lively cafes, and panoramic photo spots.
• Arrive just before sunset-watch golden hour glow on the monument, then see it dramatically illuminated after dark.
• Trace the nation’s post-Soviet journey and independence movement that this monument boldly represents.
• Visit during national holidays like Independence Day (May 26) for parades, performances, and patriotic fervor.
• Just steps away-this bustling boulevard offers shopping, museums, and the iconic Georgian National Opera Theater, one of the best tourist places in Georgia.

Location: Freedom Square, Tbilisi, Georgia

Entry Fee: Free

Don’t Miss:

• Golden hour shots with Mtatsminda in the background
• Quick walk to the charming Old Town and Peace Bridge
• Grab a flaky khachapuri or fresh fruit juice from nearby local vendors

How to Reach:

• By Metro: Take the Tbilisi Metro to Liberty Square Station - the monument is just steps away.
• By Bus: Hop on any city bus heading to Liberty Square - most routes pass through this central point.
• By Taxi: Easily accessible via Bolt or Yandex taxis - just set your drop-off at Freedom Square.

Insider Tip: Climb the balcony of the Galleria Tbilisi Mall across the square for a crowd-free, elevated view of the monument-perfect for wide-angle photos without the traffic rush.