Top 15 best things to do and places to visit in Georgia

A jeep ride from Stepantsminda up to Gergeti Trinity Church instead of a 40–50-minute uphill walk. At the top — the best view of Mount Kazbek. In winter, rides go up when the road is open.

A ride on calm local horses through the valley to the foot of Gergeti Trinity Church, among meadows and mountain rivers, with views of Mount Kazbek. No riding experience needed — a handler stays beside you.

A team with more than ten years of experience runs buggy, ATV and jeep tours, driven by a love of the mountains and a passion for discovery. Routes of varying difficulty and length all across Georgia.

Didgori is Georgia’s first medieval bar. The bar-restaurant recreates the atmosphere of the twelfth century: the interior, the food, the staff costumes and every detail help guests travel back to twelfth-century Georgia. Medieval evenings are held every week: fire shows, dancing, arm-wrestling contests and speed-drinking

An hour-long visit to the Fereta tea company in the scenic Vani municipality introduces you to the traditions, craft and taste of local Georgian tea. The hosts tell the story of tea in Georgia and the revival of tea growing in the region, walk you through the plantation and show how conditions, terroir and careful cultivation m

Tbilisi Hills is Georgia’s only professional 18-hole golf course, covering more than 60 hectares, 15 minutes from central Tbilisi. The course was designed by Lassi Pekka Tilander, it ranks among Europe’s hundred best, and the club hosts local and international tournaments. From the course you can see Tbilisi, Kazbe

The studio was founded in 2004 by Melita Lomadze, a former dancer of the Sukhishvili Georgian National Ballet and a former teacher at its academy. In 2023 her project “Georgian Dance to the World” won the state program “Produce in Georgia”. Melita runs the school herself and has given master cla

The Tsalka Canyon lies in the Khrami River valley at an altitude of 1110–1448 m. It covers 538 hectares, making it the third-largest canyon in Europe, and is part of the Emerald Network of protected areas.

Ceramilia is a ceramics workshop in Gori making eco-friendly functional and decorative pieces that combine modern craftsmanship with centuries-old traditions: contemporary forms with traditional Georgian elements. Every piece in the showroom is one of a kind.

One-off master classes and courses in clay and ceramics, plus painting master classes.

Giorgi Tatulashvili is a ceramic artist and heir to a long family tradition of Gori glazed ceramics. His work combines traditional techniques, Georgian ornaments and historical forms with a contemporary vision.

In Kiketi, 25 km from Tbilisi at an altitude of 1100 m, a Soviet-era farm has been turned into Kiketi Farm, a recreational, cultural and educational space that promotes ecotourism in Georgia. Its 10 hectares hold a wine cellar, stables, a spa, an educational zone, a rose garden, a restaura

A nightclub in Tbilisi. The name refers to the “noble savage” — a free, spontaneous spirit “uncorrupted by civilization” that symbolizes humanity’s innate goodness.

Rides through the hills and valleys around the ranch with views of the fortified town of Signagi, the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus range. Along the way — rural villages, old churches and Bodbe Monastery. The horses are calm, well-trained Caucasian breeds; professional local guides accompany the group, the ri

Horse riding tours through highland Svaneti, one of Georgia’s most scenic corners: rugged mountains, ancient villages and alpine meadows. Experienced guides on well-trained horses accompany the group, so the ride is safe and calm. It’s a chance to be alone with nature and touch the cultural

A 1.2 km boat ride along the Kumi River, which flows out of Prometheus Cave, through the Prometheus forest. Along the way — trees in the water, fields, forest and an ancient bear cave.

The Manavi Green Lakes recreation and entertainment area in the village of Manavi, Sagarejo district — a 40-minute drive from Tbilisi. Its 28 hectares hold five lakes of different sizes, a vineyard in the Manavi micro-zone, fruit orchards, a paulownia grove, picnic spots and extreme activities.

The Giorgi Chitaia Museum of Georgian Folk Architecture and Local Lore stands on a mountain slope west of Turtle Lake in Tbilisi. Here you can explore the homestead culture of every historical and ethnographic region of Georgia, the variety of dwellings and traditional ways of life, and see historical and archaeolog

The historical and ethnographic museum in Gori, named after Sergo Makalatia.

In the Kakhetian village of Napareuli, Twins Wine House is home to the world’s only qvevri wine museum. A place for wine lovers and anyone who values culture and tradition: here you can see authentic Georgian winemaking, where history comes alive right in the qvevri.

Mtatsminda Park is an amusement park on top of Mount Mtatsminda above Tbilisi. A funicular runs up to it, and the park itself has a cable car. The park, funicular and cable car have different opening hours — see them in the overview.

At Pasanauri the Black and White Aragvi rivers meet, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities. This grade II–III stretch of river suits both beginners and experienced rafters. Trips are led by certified instructors trained in Rescue 3 International swiftwater rescue.

Since 2015 the Edena workshop has made Georgian souvenirs and gifts in five traditional crafts: more than 30 items inspired by the cultural heritage and ornaments of Racha. In one place — a workshop and a showroom where you can buy ready-made souvenirs and unique handmade pieces.

The Akaurta culinary and ethnographic theater-attraction. Its shows introduce every side of Georgian culture: ethnography, history, cuisine and everyday life.

A shooting range in central Tbilisi for adrenaline lovers. Safety is the top priority: every guest is accompanied by an experienced professional instructor, so you can test your aim from the very first shot.