Georgian Churches
Georgian Orthodox churches, monasteries, basilicas, chapels, fortified church complexes, and religious ensembles
Ninotsminda Cathedral
A 6th-century fortified complex featuring a unique church, a residential palace, and a distinct, multi-level belltower
National Heritage Monument
David Gareji
A vast monastic city carved into the desert cliffs, founded by Saint David and devastated by Shah Abbas in 1616
UNESCO Tentative List
Katsareti Trinity
Dating back to the 5th century, this impressive basilica preserves ancient architecture and rare frescoes that have survived for centuries
National Heritage Monument
Ujarma Fortress Town
5th-century fortress-town site of the royal palace a strategic crossroads and a historic battlefield
National Heritage Monument
Nekresi Monastery Complex
In a forest of magical beauty, Nekresi is an ancient Caucasus bastion of Christianity where the missionary Abibos was martyred by Persians for his unwavering faith
National Heritage Monument
Akhali Shuamta
Resting in the beautiful woods during her wedding journey, the queen discovered the tree from her childhood dream. This is where her vision became reality
National Heritage Monument
Dzveli Shuamta
6th–7th century monastic complex of three churches, featuring one of Georgia's earliest triple-church basilicas
National Heritage Monument
Akura MamaDaviti
Church hides unique medallions of men and a rare, striking depiction of Christ as the Sun
National Heritage Monument
Sanagire Church
Hidden in this ancient and mystical forest lies an 11th-century church, a unique fusion of basilican and domed styles that served as the main sanctuary of a long-abandoned monastery
National Heritage Monument
Vachnadziani Kvelatsminda
Unique and unparalleled architectural design, a remarkable monument of Georgia’s 9th-century Transitional Period
National Heritage Monument
Alaverdi Monastery
At the foot of the breathtaking Caucasus Mountains stands a cathedral founded by the Assyrian Fathers

UNESCO Tentative List
Gurjaani Kvelatsminda
A double-domed basilica standing in total solitude within a forest thicket on the mountain slope, by a mountain stream and a spring
UNESCO Tentative List










