Top Georgia Walking Tours - page 6

Deciding what to see in Batumi can be overwhelming. This tour is the perfect way to familiarize yourself with the city's top sights. Learn about the history and culture of Batumi, and get insider tips from your guide. Stroll around Piazza Square, admire the Greek Church of St. Nicholas, and explore Europe Square. Then, hit the main highlight of the tour: Batumi Boulevard. Here, you can explore, chat with local fishermen, have a glass of wine, or take in the sea views.

Explore Tbilisi like a local on this private, half-day walking tour, led by experts who bring the city’s history and culture to life. Visit landmarks such as Metekhi Cathedral, Narikala Fortress, and the Mother of Georgia statue, while uncovering hidden courtyards, vibrant streets, and authentic stories. With a cable car ride and personal insights, this tour offers a unique and heartfelt perspective on Georgia’s capital.

'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.

Tbilisi is packed with unique attractions that span centuries, making it overwhelming for first-time visitors to get up to speed. Get an insider’s introduction to the Georgian capital during this full-day, small-group walking tour, which includes a complimentary wine tasting. From the famous Ottoman-era sulfur baths to the city’s quirky puppet theater, you’ll cover the Old City’s most out-of-the-box sights in just one outing.

Get out of Tbilisi and spend a full day exploring places outside of the capital on this group tour. Depart from Tbilisi and make your way to Vardzia, Borjomi, and Rabati. In the company of your driver- guide, learn about the history of each place and take in views of the country’s beautiful nature.

Foodies curious about orange wine—prepared by leaving the skins on white wine grapes during production—can taste some of the best locally-produced bottles on this private Georgian wine tour. After hassle-free Tbilisi pickup, you visit several top Georgian vineyards to sample a variety of orange wine. Highlights include a full-day of exploring, included traditional lunch and wine tastings, and scenic vineyard views as you go.

If you are staying in Tbilisi and want one day escape in mountains then this excellent tour is for you! We planed best and joyful itinerary to Kazbegi. We try to show you interesting and stunning places, try to give maximum from this tour. Our main aim is to make you happy and gift with unforgettable memories. Our tour is flexible and 100% fitted on our guests interests.

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.

In the 5th century, a king’s falcon chased a pheasant into a hot spring and Tbilisi was born. This self-guided audio tour takes you to that exact spot and 14 more stops across Tbilisi’s Old Town, from ancient sulfur baths and 1,500-year-old churches to a glass bridge that blinks the periodic table in Morse code at night. Walk from the old to the new, from Rose Revolution Square down grand Rustaveli Avenue, past the church where legend says a woman gave birth to a stone, through the cafe-lined lanes where Dumas nearly abandoned his travels to keep feasting. Climb to Narikala Fortress for a panoramic view, and end at the Mother Georgia statue with her bowl of wine and sword — a city’s character in one image. Unlike a group tour, you control the pace. Linger at the clock tower to catch the hourly angel, duck into a sulfur bath for a soak, or pause for a glass of Saperavi. The audio brings each stop alive with stories no guidebook covers. Available in 9 languages with offline access.

Skip the crowds—this is a private tour for your group only. Embark on an unforgettable adventure in Kazbegi, where the beauty of Georgia’s landscapes unfolds before you. Start your journey with the Kazbegi hiking trail, an experience that immerses you in the raw beauty of nature. Visit the visitor center and administration of Kazbegi National Park to learn about the region’s rich biodiversity and history. Explore the Stephantsminda Museum of History, where tales of the past meet the present. Be awestruck by the breathtaking views from Stepancminda, offering a panoramic vista of the surrounding peaks and valleys. This tour is a perfect blend of natural exploration and cultural enlightenment, ideal for those who seek to experience the majestic scenery and historical depth of Kazbegi.

Enjoy a day of amazing Georgian wines and a traditional lunch combined with a tour of Mtskheta - the ancient capital of Georgia. Two of the best wineries, beautiful landscapes and a UNESCO world heritage site will make this day a beautiful memory.

Travelers with limited time can see Georgia's two capitals in just one day on this sightseeing tour through Georgia's largest city—Tbilisi—plus the country's former capital, Mtskheta. Mixing a visit to a modern metropolis with the ancient sights of the East Georgian Kingdom dating to the 3rd-century, travelers get a taste of Georgia's past and present. Highlights include a stop at the Jvari Monastery, the Svetitstkhoveli Cathedral, and a cable car ride to Tbilisi's Narikala Fortress.

If you really want to understand the reality of Georgia, The Country you are visiting and enjoy a deep experience of History and Nature you Should choose this Tour to learn about those aspects you wont find in touristic brochures. Through this tour you will realize that Georgia is much more than casual country Mtskheta (Old Capital) was the capital East Georgian Kingdom from the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD also called as Second Jerusalim. Uplistsikhe (literally “Lord’s Fortress“) is an abandoned rock-hewn town, which once have played an important role in Georgian history. The place was founded in the late Bronze Age, around 1000 BC.

Get out to Dashbashi Canyon with this small group tour that departs from Tbilisi. Your guide will make sure you learn all about the canyon, where you can explore alone or with your small group. You’ll keep costs down by booking this small group tour, but still have plenty of time to enjoy your time at the Canyon as you like.

Unlike any regular city tour, this experience takes you deep underground into a real Soviet-era Bunker - hidden from the public for decades. This is the only tour of its kind in the area, really unforgettable.

Explore the stunning wine region of Kakheti during this private, full-day food and wine tasting tour. Escape the bustle of Tbilisi and discover a nature-filled area with a history that spans the Paleolithic period. Taste local bread and artisanal cheese in Signagi, tour the idyllic gardens of the Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino, and visit a wine shop and cellar while tasting over 40 wine varieties.

Discover Batumi’s vibrant nightlife with a local guide on this unforgettable pub crawl through the city’s most iconic bars and hidden gems. From elegant rooftop lounges overlooking the Black Sea to secret underground bars known only to locals, this night is about fun, friends, and flavors. Meet other travelers, taste Georgian wines, chacha shots, and local cocktails, and enjoy the best vibes of Batumi after dark. Whether you’re solo or with friends, this tour guarantees good music, great people, and authentic Georgian nightlife. Experience 3–4 of Batumi’s top bars, from rooftops to hidden pubs. Enjoy welcome shots and local drinks at each stop. Capture amazing night views of the city skyline and sea. Learn local drinking toasts and Georgian nightlife traditions. Socialize with locals and travelers in a safe, guided group. Opt for an after-party spot for those who want to continue the night.

Explore the stunning beauty of Georgia on this day tour from Kutaisi. Start your adventure at the Ophitara and Rachkha waterfalls, perfect for capturing memorable photos. Journey through the breathtaking Zagari Pass, offering panoramic views of the Caucasus mountains. In Ushguli, discover the historic Lamaria Monastery and the Tower of King Tamar, and stroll through this medieval village. Enjoy a traditional lunch with a local family in Murkmeli village before your return to Kutaisi. - Full-day tour from Kutaisi, starting at 08:00 and ending at 22:00 - Visit stunning waterfalls and capture beautiful photos - Explore the historical sites of Ushguli, including Lamaria Monastery - Savor a traditional lunch with a local family in Murkmeli village

As part of the cultural tour, it will be an unforgettable trip to the Capital of Georgia Tbilisi. Visiting Tbilisi for the first time? Unsure of where to start? Our team has created a flexible and engaging one-day introductory tour of Tbilisi! Spend the first half of your day walking alongside our knowledgeable guide, exploring the city on foot. Don't worry, the walking route is only about 3 kilometers. In the afternoon, we'll switch to a comfortable vehicle to continue our exploration. We'll conclude the tour with a delicious dinner. Additionally, we'll capture memorable photos at each location and send them to you at the end of the tour. While our itinerary lists 18 points of interest, our tour guides will introduce you to twice as many fascinating & Breathtaking views, Historical sights, Interesting archeology, delicious food, exemplary hospitality. Feel Georgia the way we feel it. This is what we can show you in 1 day. Get Ready! Let's Go!

You’d think it might take a year to check off Georgia’s top attractions, but this small-group tour covers hand-picked highlights in just seven nights. Enjoy a wine tasting in the scenic Khakheti region, learn how Georgian bread and cheese are made, visit centuries-old castles and churches, and explore the cities of Mtskheta, Tbilisi, Signagi, and much more. Transportation and three-star daily accommodation are provided, leaving you free to enjoy the sights.

The tour starts at 07:00 in the morning we will depart from Tbilisi in the south direction, after an hour in the morning we will stop at a large shopping center where you can have coffee and light meals, visit Borjomi Park and walk in the park and taste Borjomi mineral water, then visit Rabati Castle. Then we will stop at Khertvisi Castle and go to Vardzia to the stone city, where you will hear many interesting stories about its construction and history and culture, in the afternoon visit a local restaurant where you can taste local dishes, and on the way back via Borjomi return to our in the capital city of Tbilisi...

Enjoy a detailed overview of Georgia’s landmarks on a one-day tour. Travelers with a variety of interests will be entertained and amazed by this itinerary, which includes the Zhinvali Dam, Ananuri Fortress, Gergeti Trinity Church, and more. Visit places that would be difficult to include on an independent itinerary and receive personalized attention during a small-group tour. At the end of the tour, you can stay in Stepantsminda or Gudauri.

Meet your guide and begin your journey through the remnants of Soviet Tbilisi. Visit imposing Soviet buildings, government offices, and residential blocks that still echo with the weight of history. See some buildings that even bear the scars of past violence, marked by bullet holes that were never repaired. Hear personal stories — some passed down quietly, others lived directly — about control, censorship, resistance, and the small joys people held onto despite it all. From state-imposed silence to forbidden music, from public loyalty to private fears, explore both the visible and invisible layers of life under the regime. These seemingly ordinary spaces conceal unsettling stories — quiet reminders of a difficult past that still lingers beneath the surface.

Explore Gori’s layered history on this guided walking tour through medieval, imperial, and Soviet-era landmarks. Led by a local guide with a Master’s degree in Cultural Studies, the experience combines architecture, history, and storytelling. Visit the Gori Fortress and surrounding old town, Royal Street with 19th-20th century architecture, the historic theater, Stalin’s school gymnasium, Soviet-era Gori Art House (1980s), and Gori’s first permanent bridge built in 1908. This tour is ideal for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, photographers, and curious travelers. Good to know: Walking tour with moderate physical activity. Includes stairs (especially at the fortress) and uneven surfaces. Not fully accessible for wheelchairs or some mobility aids. If you have specific accessibility needs, please contact us in advance and we will do our best to assist.