Sighnaghi
18th-century walled hill town over the Alazani Valley.
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Georgia is small but varied. Here are the best places in each region, with a map link for every stop so you can plan the route yourself.
Wine country in the east, below the wall of the Caucasus.
18th-century walled hill town over the Alazani Valley.
MapTripadvisorResting place of Saint Nino, 2 km from Sighnaghi.
MapTripadvisorChavchavadze family palace, park and historic wine cellar.
MapTripadvisor11th-century cathedral with monks' own qvevri wine.
MapTripadvisorRoyal citadel of the 16th-century Kakhetian capital.
MapTripadvisorCave monastery in semi-desert hills on the Azerbaijani border.
MapTripadvisorRemote highland villages; the 4×4 road is open roughly June–October.
MapTripadvisorThe ancient capital and the Georgian Military Road to Kazbek.
11th-century cathedral in Mtskheta, UNESCO World Heritage.
MapTripadvisor6th-century church above the meeting of two rivers.
MapTripadvisorFortress-church complex on the Zhinvali reservoir.
MapTripadvisorThe iconic church below Mount Kazbek (5,054 m).
MapTripadvisorEasy valley hike with mineral springs and travertines.
MapTripadvisorVillage at 2,200 m and trailhead to the Chaukhi peaks.
MapTripadvisorRock-cut towns and early churches west of Tbilisi.
Rock-hewn town used for over two thousand years.
MapTripadvisorMedieval fortress on a hill above the town.
MapTripadvisor7th-century church with rare frescoes in a wine valley.
MapTripadvisorCanyons and the oldest human finds in Europe, south of Tbilisi.
Site of 1.8-million-year-old human skulls and a medieval town.
MapTripadvisorLimestone canyon and fortress ruins; a popular day hike.
MapTripadvisorSpa towns, ski slopes and cave monasteries in the south.
12th-century cave city of Queen Tamar.
MapTripadvisorRestored fortress complex in Akhaltsikhe.
MapTripadvisorMineral-water spa town in a forested gorge.
MapTripadvisorFamily ski resort at 1,700 m.
MapTripadvisorRemote monastery on a cliff above a wooded valley.
MapTripadvisorKutaisi, caves, canyons and green hills in the west.
UNESCO monastery founded by David the Builder in 1106.
MapTripadvisor11th-century cathedral above Kutaisi.
MapTripadvisorLit cave halls with an underground boat ride.
MapTripadvisorReal dinosaur footprints, a cave and a glass viewpoint.
MapTripadvisorHanging walkway along the canyon wall.
MapTripadvisorA tiny church on top of a 40-metre rock pillar.
MapTripadvisorPalaces and canyons in the lowlands, stone towers in the high mountains.
Princes' palace museum with Napoleonic relics.
MapTripadvisor19th-century park around the Dadiani Palace.
MapTripadvisorTurquoise water and boat rides between canyon walls.
MapTripadvisorMain town of Svaneti with medieval towers and a fine museum.
MapTripadvisorOne of Europe's highest villages, below Shkhara (5,193 m).
MapTripadvisorAlpine lakes above Mestia with views of Ushba.
MapTripadvisorOne of the world's highest concrete arch dams.
MapTripadvisorQuiet mountain valleys and the home of Khvanchkara wine.
11th-century church with rich stone carving.
MapTripadvisorMountain lake on the scenic road over the Nakerala pass.
MapTripadvisorSmall regional town with a wine museum and a domestic airport.
MapTripadvisorTea hills, black-sand beaches and alpine meadows.
Black magnetic-sand beach, popular with families.
MapTripadvisorPine-lined coast with a large dendrological park.
MapTripadvisorSummer resort in the mountains at about 2,000 m.
MapTripadvisorBatumi, the Black Sea coast and green subtropical mountains.
Seaside city; see our full Batumi guide.
MapTripadvisorRoman-era fortress near the Turkish border.
MapTripadvisorWaterfall and Queen Tamar's arched stone bridge.
MapTripadvisorRainforest trails and waterfalls close to Batumi.
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