Tbilisi

• Tbilisi Old Town and Sulfur Baths: The sulfur springs in Abanotubani are an iconic urban experience, with waters sourced from underground. (2–3 hours)
• Narikala Fortress: Overlooks the Old Town and the Kura River. Accessible by cable car or on foot; best visited at sunset. (1.5 hours)
• Peace Bridge: A modern steel-and-glass landmark over the Kura River, especially striking at night. (30 minutes)
• Dry Bridge Market: Stalls selling Soviet-era relics and handicrafts—great for treasure hunting. (1 hour)

Mtskheta

• Svetitskhoveli Cathedral: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Georgia’s most important Eastern Orthodox churches. (1.5 hours)
• Jvari Monastery: Located at the confluence of two rivers, offering panoramic views and a classic photo spot. (1 hour)

Kazbegi and the Caucasus Mountains

• Gergeti Trinity Church: A church set against a snowy mountain backdrop—one of Georgia’s most iconic scenes. (2 hours)
• Military Highway and Ananuri Fortress: Scenic drive featuring fortresses and reservoir views, ideal for a stop-and-go journey. (Half a day)
• Mestia and Ushguli in Svaneti: UNESCO-listed villages with mountain towers—perfect for an extended stay. (2–3 days)

Kakheti and Western Georgia

• Signagi: A hilltop town with city walls overlooking the Alazani Valley, known as the “City of Love.” (Half a day)
• Telavi and Wineries: A wine-producing region where you can try qvevri clay-pot fermentation. (Half a day to 1 day)
• Uplistsikhe Cave City: An ancient rock-hewn settlement dating back to the Iron Age. (1.5 hours)
• Batumi: A Black Sea coastal city with a seaside promenade and modern architecture—ideal for a beach holiday. (1–2 days)