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Explore the rich history and stunning landscapes of Armenia on this comprehensive day trip from Tbilisi. Begin your journey at Akhtala Monastery, renowned for its exquisite frescoes, then visit the UNESCO-listed Haghpat Monastery, where you can enjoy an authentic Armenian lunch. Capture the essence of the region with photo stops at the abandoned copper factory. Visit Odzun Monastery. Located in the village sharing the same name, Odzun church and its humble surroundings fill you with calmness and a sense of timelessness. - Visit iconic monasteries, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Enjoy scenic photo opportunities at historic sites and natural landscapes - Comprehensive tour from Tbilisi with comfortable transport included

Learn about Georgia’s Soviet past on a sightseeing tour of top Soviet-era attractions in the Georgia countryside. Visit the city of Chiatura, known for its cable car track to a mountain vista point, before continuing to Katskhi Pillar church and the hidden  Mgvime Monastery. This private tour accommodates up to 12 people.

This tour goes far beyond the usual monastery route — it’s a real journey through time and contrast. You’ll explore the UNESCO-listed monastery of Haghpat, symbol of Armenia’s spiritual and cultural heritage, and then dive into the country’s more recent history with a Soviet MiG-21 jet and an abandoned cable car station perched above the canyon. Adding to that, you’ll enjoy a guided hike to Kayan Fortress, a hidden medieval stronghold offering breathtaking views over the Debed Canyon and Alaverdi. The combination of ancient architecture, Soviet relics, untouched nature, and light adventure makes this experience one of the most diverse and memorable ways to discover Northern Armenia.

Get ready to experience the picture-perfect spots in Tbilisi on this half-day Instagram tour. Join this adventure with a talented photographer who will capture stunning shots of you. Don't worry if you're not a pro, this tour is for all skill levels. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, honeymooners, friends, and families with kids. And that's not all—you'll even learn how to maximize the potential of your smartphone camera.

Visit Armenia and be back in Tbilisi by nightfall during this full-day, small-group excursion from Georgia. Visit three stunning and historic monasteries, including two inscribed on the UNESCO world heritage list. Tour the Soviet-built town of Alaverdi and dig into a tasty Armenian restaurant lunch, included in the tour.

Embark on a breathtaking journey to Georgia's most stunning cave city, carved between the 12th and 13th centuries. En route, we'll witness the mesmerizing beauty of Javakheti Zegani, and catch a glimpse of the magnificent Abuli mountain and the colossal Paravani Lake - the biggest lake in Georgia. After exploring Vardzia, we'll head to the Khertvisi castle, strategically located on a hill, between two rivers. And, for lunch, we'll savor some local delicacies, including Qvevri beer. Later, we'll visit the Rabati castle, the biggest preserved castle in Georgia, boasting a palace, church, mosque, fountains, pools, and museum. Our return to Tbilisi, through Borjomi, will offer us stunning views and an entirely different landscape. Don't miss out on this adventure of a lifetime, where you'll witness Georgia's remarkable history and natural beauty.

Three eras of Georgian history in one day - the picturesque Mtskheta is the cradle of Georgian Christianity, while Uplistsikhe cave town was once the center of Pagan culture and Gori is famous for being the home town of the most infamous Soviet leader - J. Stalin. The tour covers the main UNESCO sites, such as Svetitskhoveli cathedral, Jvari monastery, but also offers an optional wine tastings at an organic winery or a lunch with a local family in Mtskheta.

Discover western Georgia’s hidden gems on a full-day adventure from Batumi to Kutaisi and Tskaltubo. Begin your journey in Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s oldest cities, where you’ll explore the majestic Bagrati Cathedral, admire the golden Colchis Fountain, and experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of the lively Kutaisi Central Bazaar. After exploring Kutaisi’s rich history and local culture, head to Tskaltubo, a fascinating former Soviet spa town. Walk through the hauntingly beautiful abandoned sanatoriums, where time seems frozen and nature slowly reclaims the buildings. These mysterious ruins are perfect for photography and uncovering forgotten stories. With comfortable transport, a local guide, and the perfect mix of history, local life, and adventure, this tour offers a unique experience far from the usual tourist paths.

Humor and history, what more can you ask for in a self-guided audio tour? Discover how Tbilisi's main street, Rustaveli, was shaped by the tsars, Stalin, and the modern era. You'll find the first new-wave coffee shop in Tbilisi, the best beer garden in town, and the building that started the renaissance of revamping worn-out Soviet edifices. This tour is a priceless introduction to Tbilisi and is great whether you're a fresh arrival or even a long-term resident, as you'll no doubt discover something new. Some of the highlights include: • Find out where the Soviets crushed a democratic protest • How Stalin robbed a bank to fund the Communist revolution • Where Stalin went to seminary • See a modern hotel built from the gravestones of an Armenian cemetery • Find out what the area around Freedom Square was first famous for

In all means prepare yourself for a luxurious retro tour that you will remember for the rest of your life Get a ride in a time machine, a luxurious back to the future experience. You will rule the streets of Tbilisi, have the greatest panoramic views Photos will be very special on this tour as they will be the most unique thing you do in Georgia Places chosen in each tour are related to the mood and preference of the guests, in the time frame lf the tour. The Retro car will be one of the soviet retro collection.

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.

Embark on a journey through Mtskheta's rich history, explore the Chronicles of Georgia monument, visit the iconic Sameba Cathedral, and traverse the modern marvel of the Peace Bridge. A tour blending ancient tales with contemporary wonders, offering a captivating snapshot of Georgia's past and present.River Adventures and modern marvels of Beautiful Tbilisi.

This alternative walking tour offers a unique glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of Tbilisi's left bank. From the bustling Freedom Square, we will venture through Orbeliani Plaza and explore the area's fascinating mix of traditional Georgian and European architecture. The Dry Bridge flea market is the perfect opportunity to search for treasures from the past, while Agmashenebeli Avenue and Fabrika showcase the city's modern and trendy side. As we wind through backstreets and gardens, you'll discover the hidden gems of Tbilisi, including the majestic Marjanishvili Theater. This 3-hour small-group tour is perfect for anyone seeking an alternative perspective on Tbilisi's unique charm and history.

See highlights of the Georgian capital of Tbilisi on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. You’ll be able to get off the bus to visit sights like Old Town, the Cathedral of Georgia Tsminda Sameba, and Mtskheta at your own leisure. Hear onboard commentary through headphones, and enjoy accompaniment by a guide at each stop. Refresh yourself with free snacks and soft drinks along the way.

Georgia was under Soviet rule for over 60 years, leaving behind hundreds of unique buildings and artworks, but few travel experiences focus on the USSR’s visual and architectural heritage. During these two small-group, consecutive full-day tours, you’ll traverse Tbilisi in pursuit of the Soviet regime’s weirdest legacies—from otherworldly concrete designs to colorful communist mosaics.