Places to Visit in Georgia
Batumi Botanical Garden
Global flora collections and serene sea views. Enjoy a walk through 110 hectares of natural wonders
Natural Monument
Recreational Zone
Shkhepi Fortress
Walk the historic Silk Road, explore the ancient Lazica-era fortress, and enjoy breathtaking vistas in Samegrelo
National Heritage Monument
Dariali Fortress
Journey through the beautiful nature of the Caucasus Mountains, where you will encounter a deeply ancient fortress and the South Caucasus “locking gates.”
National Heritage Monument
Medieval Poladauri Bridge
A 12th-century bridge hidden in a mystical forest, where a bustling main road once passed
Cultural Heritage Monument
17th Century Bridge – Chapala
Built for Carts, Enduring Cars: The 17th-Century Bridge That Defies Time
Cultural Heritage Monument
Tbilisi History Museum (Karvasla)
Centuries of Tbilisi’s history under one roof
Dadiani Palaces Historical-Architectural Museum
A Legacy of Georgian and European Heritage, Timeless Architecture, and Colchian Nature
National Heritage Monument
Birtvisi Canyon
Designed for the restless soul: conquer the heights, touch the legends, and push your limits to the edge
National Heritage Monument
Martvili Monastery
Overlooking the vast Kolkhida Plain, Martvili Monastery preserves a 7th-century church and remarkable medieval frescoes
National Heritage Monument
Kolagiri Fortress
One of the last fortresses built in feudal Georgia, constructed by Queen Darejan and designed to combine defensive and residential functions
National Heritage Monument
Shiomgvime
Ancient hermit caves high in the cliffs, in a natural amphitheatre founded by one of the Thirteen Assyrian Fathers
National Heritage Monument
Ubisa Monastery
Founded in the 9th century, Ubisa Monastery is famed for its 14th-century frescoes
National Heritage Monument
Tsunda Church
Perched above the Kura River, Tsunda Basilica blends medieval architecture with stunning landscapes
National Heritage Monument
Blue Monastery Tbilisi
Known as the "Blue Monastery" due to its original blue-tiled roof, as confirmed by archaeological excavations
Cultural Heritage Monument
Barakoni Church
Built by Rostom, the Eristavi of Racha. The church’s founder is historically noted for being blinded by King Solomon the Great of Imereti
National Heritage Monument
Ninotsminda Cathedral
A 6th-century fortified complex featuring a unique church, a residential palace, and a distinct, multi-level belltower
National Heritage Monument