This tour is designed for travellers who enjoy history, storytelling, and meaningful cultural experiences, with a relaxed pace that allows time to fully explore each site and an visit to a traditional winery.

Begin your experience in Tbilisi and step into a day designed to reveal the storey of Georgia through its most iconic landmarks, ancient traditions, and breathtaking landscapes.

With a professional local guide, each stop becomes more than a visit—it becomes part of a connected storey about Georgia’s identity, spirituality, and heritage.

Your journey begins at the impressive Chronicles of Georgia, one of Tbilisi’s most powerful and overlooked landmarks. Towering stone pillars tell the storey of Georgia’s kings, religious heritage, and defining historical moments. From the top, enjoy panoramic views over the Tbilisi Sea while your guide introduces the historical foundation of the day ahead. You will have time to explore, take photos, and experience the scale of this monumental site.

Continue to Jvari Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dramatically positioned above the confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers.

This sacred 6th-century monastery offers one of the most iconic views in Georgia. Here, you will learn about the arrival of Christianity and the deep spiritual meaning this site holds for the country. Take a moment to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and sweeping landscapes that define this unforgettable location.

The journey continues into Mtskheta, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and the former capital of Georgia.

Known as the spiritual heart of the country, Mtskheta is home to the magnificent Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, one of Georgia’s most important religious landmarks. Inside, your guide will share stories, legends, and historical insights that reveal why this site remains central to Georgian identity.

After the guided visit, enjoy approximately one hour of free time in the charming town of Mtskheta.

This is your opportunity to:

• stroll through historic streets
• enjoy a local meal or coffee
• explore the traditional bazaar
• absorb the relaxed riverside atmosphere

For those who wish to enhance their experience, there is an optional visit to a local traditional winery. You can enjoy a tasting of two sorts of Georgian wine. This is a chance to discover one of the world’s oldest winemaking traditions in an authentic local setting.