Top Georgia Archaeology Tours - page 2

Tour the Caucasus Mountains safely, without having to drive yourself on scary roads, on this guided day tour. As you're driven into the mountains you'll stop at several places along the way, including the Jinvali Reservoir and Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble. At the Gudari Viewpoint you can opt to paraglide (extra fee). Be amazed by the architecture of the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church. A must for culture and nature enthusiasts.

Kutaisi walking tour offers travelers to learn history, architecture and culture of the city. During the tour, tourists will visit Kutaisi historical museum, Bagrati Cathedral (UNESCO Heritage site), ride the areal cable car, have lunch including traditional Georgian dishes and will have the opportunity to shop on Kutaisi Farmers Market.

Explore the rich culture and stunning landscapes of Armenia on this full-day tour from Tbilisi. Visit the majestic Haghpat Monastery, wander through the charming forests of Dilijan, and enjoy the serene beauty of Lake Sevan and its 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery. In Yerevan, discover vibrant streets, historic monuments, and local flavors as you soak in the capital's unique blend of ancient and modern attractions. This tour offers a seamless journey through two countries with expert guidance and cultural insights. - Visit UNESCO-listed Haghpat Monastery and Lake Sevan - Explore the picturesque town of Dilijan, known as "Little Switzerland" - Enjoy a lakeside lunch featuring local Armenian cuisine - Discover the vibrant capital city of Yerevan and its landmarks

Discover the historical wonders of Georgia on a group tour from Tbilisi. The full-day excursion is great for travelers who are short on time, but want to experience the country to its fullest. With round-trip transportation from your hotel, there’s no need to fuss over navigation or public buses. Enjoy guided visits to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mtskheta, Gori, and much more, before your return to the city.

Embark on a full-day adventure during this Dmanisi and Bolnisi tour from Tbilisi. Uncover ancient wonders, feast on local cuisine, and discover the oldest church in Georgia. Immerse yourself in history with visits to the Dmanisi Archeological Site, where the oldest human remains in Europe were unearthed. Explore the Bolnisi Sioni Cathedral and Bolnisi Museum to get a glimpse into the past. Marvel at the German settlement of Katharinenfeld and the enchanting St. Peter and Paul Church on Mount Elia.

Group Tour along the Georgian Military Road — the Most Scenic Route in the Country. The journey will present the best mountain views, among which the Zhinvali Reservoir, the “Friendship Arch” viewpoint, and the ancient Ananuri Fortress are hidden. You will learn the history of the old walls and explore the citadel area, and afterwards, admire the stunning panorama of the Aragvi River Gorge after crossing the Cross Pass. You will taste water from a mineral spring, see what a travertine terrace is, and take photos from the best angles. The History of the Georgian Military Road The Georgian Military Road is an ancient path associated with important historical events. You will visit the village of Stepantsminda at the foot of Kazbegi and take an off-road vehicle to the Gergeti Church. There, we will share with you facts about the fate of the church dedicated to the Holy Trinity, and of course, the legends of the proud Caucasian giant, Mount Kazbegi.

Explore the Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the history of these important monuments of ancient Georgian culture. Learn about the history of the monastery, which was founded in 1106 by Davit Agmashenebeli. Admire the buildings from different times, mainly from the 12th and 13th centuries. Next, visit the Monastery of Motsameta, one of the important monuments of ancient Georgian culture. The walled monastery is built on the site of a rocky and forested mountain. Finally, visit the Bagrati Cathedral, the Assumption Cathedral, built in 1003 during the reign of Bagrat III (975-1014), in Kutaisi, on Uchimerion Hill. The monument is a landmark church in Georgian medieval church architecture, both in terms of its architectural solution and historical and symbolic significance.

Imagine opening a forgotten chronicle, where stone walls remember kings, monks, and vanished kingdoms. While many visitors see only the surface of Georgia’s spiritual heart, this journey follows a quieter, older path into the deep history of Mtskheta, where legends and faith were forged. The route begins at Armazi Fortress, once the pagan stronghold of the ancient Iberian Kingdom. Its ruins, set above the valley, feel like remnants of a fallen realm. From here, the story moves into the limestone silence of Shio-Mgvime, a 6th-century cave monastery carved into cliffs, where ascetic monks lived apart from the world, much like guardians of a hidden order. The day continues to Zedazeni Monastery, concealed in forested hills and rarely reached by regular tours. Surrounded by ancient trees and sweeping views of the Aragvi valley, the atmosphere is timeless and cinematic. This is not a tour of highlights, but a journey through sacred landscapes that feel untouched by time.

This full-day tour takes you to four distinctly different sites around Tbilisi. Visit Khertvisi, one of the oldest fortresses in Georgia, and a 12th-century A.D. monastery built into a cliffside. Next, it’s on to Rabati Castle, followed by Borjomi Central Park, which is famous for its mineral springs and close proximity to a national park with enviable hiking trails.

Uplistsikhe, in translation Fortress of the Lord, is a cave town fortress situated on a rocky massif on the left bank of the river Mtkvari. Dating back to I-II millennium B.C. Uplistsikhe was an important religious, political and cultural centre in the Hellenistic and the late Antique periods. Joseph Stalin’s Museum in Gori – Stalin originally Georgian, was the secretary general of the Communist Party during second world war and one of the most influential dictators of modern times. Museum features Stalin’s house - a hut where he was born. Chronicles of Georgia. Few of the city's guests visit it, although the semantic load and large-scale dimensions are worth your attention and time. The grandiose ensemble of monumental sculptures “History of Georgia” was created by the hands of the Tbilisi genius Zurab Tsereteli.

Travel Door has its value that is created with our professional staff, who are company based and have special training courses from companies side. Our guides are extremely friendly, knowledgeable and flexible towards guests requirements. Our drivers are professionals with decades of driving experience. We do not set any meeting point, as we pick up all guests individually from hotels before the tours and drop them back after the excursion. Tour of Uplistsikhe and Borjomi allows to guests to explore ancient cave town and beautiful city of Borjomi with its amazing culture and heritage.

Kazbegi tour goes through several cultural places, such as: Jvari Monastery, Ananuri fortress and Gergeti trinity church. It`s mostly driven through the mountains (3500-5000m ASL) of The High Caucasus. During the tour You`ll get a chance for several nature stops, such as: Zhinvali Reservoir, view point at Jvari pass and Gudauri ski resort (in the winter time). By a chance we can even add some other places of interest, such as: Gveleti waterfall, or Juta Chaukhi mountains area, without changing a rate. dear Gluiests, remember, You`ll be full time flexible during the tour...

During the trip you will travel in a comfortable car with free Wi-Fi, so you can stay connected and share your experience. I also offer free CHACHA(traditional Georgian vodka) for tasting, as well as snacks and bottled water for all guests. This tour is perfect for travelers who want to enjoy nature, learn about Georgia, and have a fun and relaxing day with a friendly local guide.

Archaeological excavations confirm that the territory of Tbilisi was inhabited as early as the 4th millennium BC. The oldest source mention dates back to the second half of the 4th century, when a fortress was built in these places during the reign of King Varaz-Bakuri. Mtskheta is a city in Georgia , the administrative center of Mtskheta Municipality and Mtskheta-Mtianeti Region . The historical monuments of Mtskheta are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List . The population is 7,940 people ( 2014 ). There is a railway station, food and light industry enterprises, and the Zemo Avchala hydroelectric power station. The city has many cultural (higher education institutions, theater, museum) and architectural monuments. The Mtskheta Cross Monastery, also known as the Seat of the Chain , is a 6th-century church and monastery. It is located east of Mtskheta, at the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers, on the top of a rocky mountain. It is included in the World Heritage List .

See the best of Tbilisi on this private walking tour, where your guide will take you to all the famous sites, plus some hidden ones, with a highlight being taking the cable car at Narikala Fortress for an excellent view of the city. This is a private tour, so you won’t be sharing the tour or your guide with strangers, and you can go at your own pace, too.

Escape the bustle of the capital and explore Georgia’s stunning mountain range during this full-day, multi-stop private tour to Kezbegi, which includes a visit to Gergeti Trinity Church. Other landmarks visited include the Zhinvali Dam, the Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble, and the Russian Georgian Friendship Monument. Hotel pickup and drop-off from your Tbilisi hotel are provided free of charge.

Travel into the magnificent peaks of north Georgia on a full-day trip from Tbilisi to Jinvali Water Reservoir, Ananuri Fortress, Gudauri, and Gergeti Trinity Church. With a driver to handle the winding mountain roads, you're free to enjoy dramatic views on your way to some of the region’s top highlights, where included tours explore fascinating history.

Discover the essence of Tbilisi on this captivating walking tour, where history, culture, and flavor collide. Explore the Old Town’s landmarks, including Narikala Fortress, Gabriadze Theater, and the Peace Bridge, while enjoying stunning views and expert commentary. Savor tastings of local pastries, spices, and wines, making this tour a delightful mix of discovery and indulgence, a perfect way to experience Tbilisi's charm and culinary delights.

Taste some of Georgia's best wines during this private full-day tour to the Kakheti wine region from Tbilisi. Learn about the traditional Georgian way of making wines in clay vessels through visits and indulge in three tastings at different wineries. Sample traditional snacks and desserts in local villages and explore Sighnaghi, an ancient town backed by the inspiring Caucasus Mountains. Traditional Georgian lunch in a family-owned winery completes this full-day experience.

Discover Georgia's unique wine tradition with a private organic wine tour in Kakheti, the country's largest and most well-known wine-producing region. Depart from Tbilisi and visit three exceptional wineries: Gvardzelashvili Wine Cellar, Vellino Winery, and Okros Wine. Sample organic wines and discover the distinctive qualities of Georgian wines while taking in the picturesque Kakheti countryside. Enjoy a delicious lunch, wine tastings, and a professional guide to enrich your experience.

Spend the day away from Tbilisi and in the beautiful natural landscapes of Georgia on a group tour. Leave from a centrally located meeting point and venture into the Caucasus Mountains to visit the ancient Ananuri fortress, the ski resort town of Gudauri to enjoy a delicious Georgian lunch (at your own expense), the beautiful Gergeti Trinity Church in Kazbegi, and much more.

If you are staying in Tbilisi and only have time for a day trip into the Caucasus, make the most of it with this activity-packed private tour. Visit important landmarks such as the Jhinvali dam, Ananuri Castle, and Gergeti Trinity Church, and enjoy a luxurious lunch at the top-class Rooms Hotel.

Explore Georgia on this private multi-stop tour, including some of the country's top highlights. Visiting all of these locations—Mtskheta, Ananuri, Gudauri, and Kazbegi—on your own might be a stressful undertaking, but this tour includes a dedicated guide to lead you and all transportation. Along the way, learn about the stops and each of their unique cultures and history through guided commentary.

'Dive into the Past' is our most popular tour of Tbilisi. This part of the town itself makes the tour unique and magical. Besides the planned attractions our guests experience a lot of surprises as well.