Step into a city where East meets West, and every street whispers a legend. Tbilisi is not just Georgia’s capital — it’s a living, breathing tapestry of cultures, colors, and centuries of history.

Lose yourself in the maze of Old Town with its crooked balconies and ivy-covered facades. Feel the steam rise from ancient sulfur baths — the same ones that once soothed kings and poets. Climb to the Narikala Fortress and watch the golden rooftops glitter as the sun sets over the Kura River.

But the magic doesn’t stop there. Tbilisi’s soul is also in its food — khinkali bursting with flavor, warm cheesy khachapuri, and wine poured with heartfelt toasts. From hidden courtyards to rooftop bars, art galleries to bustling bazaars — Tbilisi awakens all your senses.

Come hungry for beauty, stories, and discovery — Tbilisi is waiting to enchant you.

Mtskheta – ancient capital of Georgia, hiding oldest history of humanity. It is a spiritual center of Georgia and Heritage Site of UNESCO, settlement here counts back to centuries BC. Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari (Cross) monastery are mesmerizing with its architecture, history, legends and famous views over two rivers – Mtkvari and Aragvi. 

It's been centuries that little country named by Georgia is associated with wine. If you ask Georgian society if what they are proud of, the first thing that they will highlight is - wine, which has more than 8000 years' history. Scientifically, it is already confirmed that Georgia is a motherland of wine. The Qvevri – which is egg-shaped earthenware vessel is used for making, ageing and storing the wine. While having a tour in Kakheti on the way you will have an opportunity to see wine lands, different sightseeing, visit local family which will be more than happy to be your host and show you the famous Georgian hospitality.