Discover the best of Tbilisi on this walking tour that takes you to many of the city's most important landmarks, as well as some hidden gems that most travelers miss. Learn all about the history and culture of the Georgian capital as your guide takes you to such sites as Metekhi Church, the monumental Mother of Georgia statue, and the fortress of Narikala

Tour of Holy Trinity Cathedral (also known as Sameba Church), one of the largest houses of worship in the world and the central chapel of the Georgian Orthodox Church. Drive to Tbilisi’s modern quarter, passing the Parliament Building on Rustaveli Avenue before reaching Freedom Square, which impresses with a golden statue of St. George and 18th-19th century architecture. Continue to Metekhi Church (c. 13th century), a medieval structure on the brink of the Kura (Mtkvari) River and guarded by a statue of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, who allegedly wielded a 16-kilogram sword during his lifetime. Walk across the Bridge of Peace, which spans the Kura River into Rike Park. Built in 2010, the Bridge of Peace stretches for 155 meters and was designed by renowned architect Michele De Lucchi. From popular Rike Park, take a cable car up to Narikala Fortress (4th century), Georgia’s oldest citadel and the best spot for a panoramic view of the city and the botanical gardens. Nearby stands the 20-meter-high statue of Kartlis Deda, also known as the Mother of Georgia. Wander through Old Tbilisi, the city’s largest district. On the way pass Jumah Mosque, one of the few mosques in the world that holds services for both Shia and Sunni Muslims. Discover the quaint and picturesque Bridge of Lovers near the cooling waters of the 22-meter-high Legvtakhevi Waterfall. Continue through the historic Abanotubani District, passing by the famous Tbilisi Sulfur Baths which, at least in legend, are closely tied with the city’s founding. Exit Tbilisi’s Old Town and stroll along Jan Shardeni Street (Jean Chardin), an area filled with cozy coffee shops, wine tasting bars and souvenir stores. Enter Sioni Cathedral (c. 7th century) to admire its jaw-dropping interior of gold and turquoise frescoes. Take a photo near the cartoonish Leaning Clock Tower of Tbilisi, which marks the site of the city’s famous Reza Gabriadze Puppet Theater. Stand in awe of Anchiskhati Basilica Church (6th century), a Georgian Orthodox Cathedral and the oldest house of worship in Tbilisi. Transfer to the hotel or continue exploring Old Tbilisi on your own. End of Tbilisi City Tour.

Visit Mtskheta, one of oldest cities of Georgia near Tbilisi. Mtskheta was the capital of the early Georgian Kingdom of Iberia from the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD. Here Georgians accepted Christianity in 317 and, today, Mtskheta remains the headquarters of the Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church. Experience Jvari Monastery, a Georgian Orthodox monastery of the 6th century near Mtskheta and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The name is translated as the "Monastery of Cross." The great church represents the peak of architectural typology. It is a true architectural masterpiece overlooking the confluence of Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers from the top of the hill. Next, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Built in the 11th century, the site itself is even older and dates back to the early 4th century. It differs in its artistic value, magnificence, harmony and the special role it has played in the history. The monument has an elongated cross which appears to touch the sky. It was the main pilgrimage place on the Silk Road, the burial place of Christ's robe and the tomb place of Georgian Kings. The cathedral is the second largest church building in Georgia and is listed as a UNSECO World Heritage Site along with other historical monuments of Mtskheta. Discover Samtavro Monastery complex, built in the 11th century. It contains the grave of Queen Nana and Mirian III and the King of Iberia, who established Christianity as an official religion in Georgia. Whether you are a wine enthusiast or a group in search of outdoor adventure, this is the best place to go. Chateau Mukhrani is a wonderful place to get a fascinating insight into the traditions and secrets of Georgian wine-making, blended with remarkable stories about the Georgian royal family. Explore the estate and underground cellars, dating from the XIX century, as well as the modern state-of-the-art winery. The fabulous castle and cellars, wonderful gardens, and vineyards make Chateau Mukhrani world-renowned.

Discover historic sites and scenery in Bodbe, Sighnaghi and Kvareli on a full-day tour from Tbilisi. Some of eastern Georgia’s most beautiful places are widely scattered across the rolling landscape - reaching all three towns without your own transport would be a challenge—but with a guide to take care of logistics you can focus on exploring a UNESCO-listed city, strolling a historic monastery, and taking in Georgia’s ‘City of Love.’

We go to Bodbe Nunnery. On the way to Bodbe, we stop at the viewpoint of Sighnaghi and take amazing pictures. Bodbe Nunnery of St. Nino is located in Kakheti, 2 kilometers away from Sighnaghi. According to the legend, it is built on the burial place of Saint Nino. A saint for Georgians who converted their religion into Christianity. Georgian kings were paying great attention to the Bodbe Monastery. It has been repaired and restored many times.

Sighnaghi is a town in Kakheti, 75 km east of Tbilisi. However, Georgia's smallest towns serve as a popular tourist destination due to their location at the heart of Georgia's wine-growing region, its picturesque landscapes, pastel houses with wooden fretwork balconies, and narrow cobblestone streets. The Great Wall of Georgia has stunning views for taking pictures, and the city is surrounded by it.

On the way, we visit Badiauri village, where you are welcome to taste delicious Georgian bread, cheese, and Chacha.

• 08:00 am - 10:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel

• 08:00 am - 10:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel
• Shopping Tour (Georgian Designers)
• Transfer to the hotel

Nestled high in the Greater Caucasus Mountains, Gudauri is Georgia’s most popular ski and alpine resort, located about 120 kilometers north of Tbilisi along the famous Georgian Military Highway. Perched at an elevation of 2,200 meters, it offers breathtaking panoramic views, fresh mountain air, and world-class winter sports facilities. Gudauri is especially loved for its wide-open slopes, freeride opportunities, and heli-skiing, making it a top choice for both beginners and extreme sports enthusiasts. The ski season usually runs from December to late March or April, with plenty of natural snow and sunny days. Beyond skiing, Gudauri offers paragliding, snowmobiling, tubing, and hiking, making it a year-round destination. The resort town has a range of accommodations, from luxury hotels to cozy guesthouses, and is known for its warm hospitality and laid-back atmosphere. En route to Gudauri, travelers can explore historical and natural landmarks like the Ananuri Fortress, the Jinvali Reservoir, and the Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument, all of which provide scenic breaks along the way. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline on the slopes or simply a peaceful escape in the Caucasus Mountains, Gudauri delivers an unforgettable Georgian experience.

• 08:00 am - 10:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel

• 08:00 am - 10:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel
• Check Out
• Transfer to the Airport