Tbilisi

– Rustaveli Avenue* – Liberty Square – Late medieval city wall ruins – Park of modern statues – Puppet Theater – Presbytery of the Patriarch of Georgia – Anchiskhati Church (the oldest in Tbilisi) – Herakles 2nd street – Zion Church – Tbilisi Theological Seminary – Armenian Church of Norashen – Street of designers (Tamada statue) – Charden Street (Parajanov statue) – Maidan Square (Sayat-Nova statue) – St. Gevorg Armenian Church – Europe Square – Metekhi – Narikala Castle by cable car – Bridge of Peace * During the tour along Rustaveli Avenue, we will see: the statue of Shota Rustaveli, the house of Alexander Melik-Azaryan, the buildings of the National Academy of Sciences, the Tseretelo Museum of Modern Art, the Opera and Ballet Theater, the Marriott Hotel, the National Gallery of Georgia, the National Assembly, and other valuable, historically and culturally significant institutions. At the end of the tour, we will have a cruise on the Kura River, enjoying the night views of Tbilisi.

Sighnaghi

Travelers will visit Sighnaghi, one of Georgia’s most charming towns, known for its cobbled streets, colorful balconies, and views over the Alazani Valley. They will walk through the old town, enjoy its romantic atmosphere, see parts of the historic defensive walls, and have time for photos. This stop gives travelers a chance to experience the beauty of Kakheti’s architecture, landscapes, and local culture.

Mtskheta

Travelers will visit Mtskheta, one of the oldest cities in Georgia and a former capital of the country. They will explore its historic streets and visit important religious landmarks, including Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, one of Georgia’s most sacred churches. This stop introduces travelers to Georgia’s early Christian history, traditional architecture, and spiritual heritage. Mtskheta is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, making it one of the key cultural highlights of the tour.