Top Georgia Cultural Tours - page 20

Take a tour of the Kakheti wine region and learn about its history and taste traditional Georgian wine. Visit big wine factory and family winery, taste 7 sorts of different wine and see the top highlights nearby. Enjoy lunch in a top restaurant that boasts wonderful views.

It’s a pleasure to welcome to Silk Road Armenia Travel Agency. Welcome to dreamland Armenia. Experience a beautiful and light holiday in the most hospitable country accompanied by the kindest people of the world. The miracles of nature and culture are waiting for you to explore them. Be treated with the best of the best; you deserve it! This unique tour will give you the opportunity to discover the natural, cultural and the delicious wonders of Armenia. You will visit the most wonderful holy places and will explore the secrets of Armenian cuisine and life. Note: Vernissage / Armenian handicraft market / is open only on Saturdays and Sundays On Monday all museums are closed/ Matenadaran is also closed on Sundays / Zvartnots monument is closed on Mondays Ejmiatsin Cathedral is under restoration and the visit to Ejmiatsin will be comprised of the other churches and monasteries there

Visit the mountainous region of Kazbegi on a day trip from Tbilisi Enjoy the view as your driver professionally handles the winding roads Live a photographer's dreams and get a perfect shots

A brief introduction to Georgian History and Culture A visit to the historical Sulphur Bath District Ancient Narikala Fortress overlooking Tbilisi City

Join our evening Tbilisi food tour to experience the deep-rooted culinary heritage of Georgia, as an honoured guest to our moveable 'Supra' feast of 12+ tastings. With a seasoned foodie guide, you’ll leave with a full belly and a complete understanding of why Tbilisi is one of the world's great food cities. Meet the food heroes keeping traditions alive, sampling everything from khachapuri cheese bread to plump khinkali dumplings.

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 mountain ranges of Georgia on a day trip that takes you up into the highest peaks. Visit the Jvari hilltop monastery and on your way to the Caucasus Mountains, stop to drink mineral water directly from the source at Mkinvartsveri. See remarkable views throughout the day, and stop at various checkpoints and points of interest to learn more about Georgia’s history.

If you are interested in medieval history, royal residences, religion and Georgian architecture this tour is for you.

Visit ghosts of the past in the Cable Car City of Georgia. Experience history with a visit to a Soviet-era town, and get the chance to ride a Communist-era cable car, enjoy the stunning views, and feel the soviet spirit. During this tour visit Katskhi Pillar, which is a more than 40-meter-tall limestone pillar with an Orthodox monastery perched on top, built in the 6th to 8th centuries. We will visit the Mghimevi Monastery founded in the 13th century, which is one of the outstanding monuments in Georgia.

A private full-day tour to Lechkhumi includes visiting the northern part of western Georgia which is known for its breathtaking nature, waterfalls, alpine meadows, ancient culture, and the most expensive wine. The tour includes visiting the impressive waterfall of Gvirishi with a powerful stream of water from high mountains, the beautiful green lake of Kulbaki to enjoy the beautiful forest and taste the most delicious trout, the historical village Lailashi known with Jewish synagogue, Lailashi Bible and Okronishi swimming pool with healing properties, known as 'Georgian Thailand' because of its great mountain views. The tour is appropriate for people who love mountains, waterfalls, deciduous forests, lakes, and unique endemic wines.

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.