Wondering what to see in Georgia? This small but extraordinary country of the Caucasus, on the border between Europe and Asia, is a destination packed with treasures to discover: ancient cities, monasteries carved from rock, snowy peaks, ancestral vineyards and subtropical beaches. In this guide you'll find ready-to-use itineraries tailored to the time you have available: from a single day to two full weeks.
What to See in Georgia in 1 Day: the Essentials of Tbilisi
If you only have one day, focus on Tbilisi, the capital. Its architectural contrasts, sulphur baths and bohemian atmosphere are the perfect introduction to everything Georgia has to offer.
Morning: Exploring the Capital
Start in the Old Town of Tbilisi, with its cobbled lanes and wooden balconies. Stroll across the Bridge of Peace, soak in the sulphur baths of Abanotubani and take the cable car up to Narikala Fortress for the best panoramic view of the city.
Afternoon: Rustaveli Avenue and Gastronomy
Walk along Rustaveli Avenue, visit the National Museum of Georgia and book a table at a restaurant to try the classics of Georgian cuisine: khachapuri (cheese bread), khinkali (dumplings with broth), mtsvadi (skewers) and a fine qvevri wine.
What to See in Georgia in 3 Days
With three days you can combine the capital, the Caucasus mountains and the historic sites of central Georgia.
Day 1: Tbilisi and Its Treasures
Dedicate the day to Metekhi Church, Narikala Fortress, the sulphur baths and the old town. End with a stroll through the hipster Fabrika neighbourhood.
Day 2: Kazbegi and the Gergeti Church
Set off early along the Georgian Military Highway heading north. You'll see the Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument, Ananuri Fortress and reach Kazbegi. The highlight is the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, at 2,170 m altitude, with the mighty Mount Kazbek in the background.
Day 3: Mtskheta, Gori and Uplistsikhe
Visit Mtskheta, UNESCO Heritage, with Svetitskhoveli Cathedral; continue to Gori and its Stalin Museum; and end at Uplistsikhe, the rock-carved city from the 1st century BC.
What to See in Georgia in 5 Days
With five days you can add the wine region of Kakheti and the Batumi coast.
Day 1: Tbilisi
A day dedicated to the old town, the sulphur baths and Rustaveli Avenue. End with a climb to Sameba Basilica and a dinner on one of the terrace restaurants in the Sololaki neighbourhood.
Day 2: Kakheti and its Wineries
Route to Sighnaghi, the romantic "city of love", with views over the Alazani Valley. Tastings at historic wineries such as Tsinandali or small family marani. A must is trying the qvevri wine, UNESCO Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
Day 3: Uplistsikhe and Gori
Dedicate the day to the caves of Uplistsikhe and the Stalin Museum in Gori, birthplace of the Soviet dictator.
Day 4: Batumi and the Black Sea
Flight or fast Stadler train to Batumi. Enjoy its subtropical beaches, the seafront promenade, the Georgian Alphabet Tower and the lively nightlife.
Day 5: Return to Tbilisi
Final morning shopping at the Dry Bridge Market in Tbilisi and a farewell supra (traditional feast) before heading home.
What to See in Georgia in One Week
With 7 days you can include the alpine beauty of Kazbegi and the Racha region.
Day 1: Immersion in Tbilisi
Old town, Sioni Cathedral, Bridge of Peace, Narikala Fortress and sunset from Mtatsminda.
Day 2: Mtskheta and Gori
Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta and the Stalin Museum in Gori.
Day 3: Kazbegi and Mount Kazbek
Climb to Gergeti Monastery and hike around Stepantsminda.
Day 4: Uplistsikhe Caves and Vardzia
An archaeological day featuring two cave cities unique in the world.
Day 5: Batumi and the Black Sea
Beaches, seafront promenade and Batumi's spectacular contemporary architecture.
Day 6: Racha and its Natural Wonders
Okatse Canyon, Kinchkha Waterfalls, Shaori Lake and the traditional villages of Racha.
Day 7: Return to Tbilisi and Farewell
Final stop in the capital for souvenir shopping, a wine tasting and a farewell supra.
What to See in Georgia in 10 Days
Ten days allow you to include the remote gem of Svaneti.
Days 1–3: Tbilisi, Mtskheta and Gori
The historical and cultural section: capital, ancient sacred capital and the cities of central Georgia.
Days 4–6: Svaneti and Ushguli
Flight or vehicle to Mestia, from where you'll discover the famous Svan defensive towers and the village of Ushguli, one of Europe's highest permanently inhabited settlements and UNESCO Heritage.
Days 7–8: Kakheti and the Wine Route
Tastings and cultural visits in eastern Georgia: Sighnaghi, Telavi, Alaverdi Monastery and the Gremi complex.
Days 9–10: Batumi and the Black Sea
Rest by the sea and modern architecture.
What to See in Georgia in 14 Days: the Epic Journey
If you can spare two weeks, this is the definitive itinerary for discovering Georgia in depth.
Days 1–4: Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Gori and Kutaisi
History and culture: capital, cradle of Georgian Christianity, Gori's Soviet past and the medieval gems of Kutaisi (Bagrati Cathedral, Gelati Monastery and Prometheus Cave).
Days 5–7: Svaneti and Ushguli
Alpine beauty, medieval towers and trekking in the Greater Caucasus.
Days 8–10: Kakheti, Wine Route
Qvevri wineries, Sighnaghi, Bodbe and Telavi.
Days 11–13: Batumi, Kobuleti and Ureki
Black Sea beaches, nightlife and the curious magnetic black sand beach of Ureki.
Day 14: Last Day in Tbilisi
Farewell in the capital: sulphur baths, Dry Bridge Market and dinner with a supra at a traditional restaurant.
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