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Cities and regions: what to see

Where Batumi, Tbilisi and Kutaisi are, what to see in each city in a couple of days and which regions are worth a trip.

  • What are the must-see sights in Georgia?

    Georgia's must-see sights are Old Tbilisi with Narikala fortress, ancient Mtskheta with Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Gergeti Church below Mount Kazbek, the towers of Ushguli in Svaneti, the cave city of Vardzia and Gelati Monastery near Kutaisi.

  • Where is Georgia: in Europe or in Asia?

    Georgia lies in the South Caucasus, between the Black and Caspian Seas, where Europe meets Asia.

  • What is there to see and do in Kutaisi?

    In Kutaisi, see Bagrati Cathedral on the hill above the city, the Gelati and Motsameta monasteries, the Colchis Fountain on the main square, the White Bridge and the Green Bazaar.

  • Where is Kutaisi, and what country is it in?

    Kutaisi is a city in Georgia, the centre of the Imereti region in the west, on the Rioni river, about 230 kilometres from Tbilisi and 150 kilometres from Batumi.

  • What should tourists know before travelling to Georgia?

    Before travelling to Georgia, know that most nationalities need no visa, but since 2026 health insurance of at least 30,000 GEL is mandatory.

  • What is there to see and do in Tbilisi?

    In Tbilisi, start with the Old Town: the Abanotubani sulfur baths, Narikala fortress with its cable car, Metekhi church and the Bridge of Peace.

  • What is there to see and do in Batumi?

    In Batumi, walk along the Seaside Boulevard to the Alphabet Tower and the moving Ali and Nino sculpture, see Europe Square, the Piazza and the Old Town, ride the Argo cable car and catch the singing fountains in the evening.

  • Where is Tbilisi, and what country is it in?

    Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia and the country's largest city, home to more than a million people.

  • Where is Batumi, and what country is it in?

    Batumi is a city in Georgia, the capital of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, in the southwest of the country on the Black Sea coast.

  • Kojori near Tbilisi: what is there to see?

    Kojori is a resort 16 kilometres southwest of Tbilisi at about 1,400 metres, with an 11th-century fortress, Kabeni Monastery and the Church of the Forty Martyrs.

  • Juta: how do you get there and what is there to see?

    Juta is a high village in the historical Khevi province, about half an hour's drive from Stepantsminda, and its main draw is the Chiukhi Massif and Juta Lake.

  • Mutso in Khevsureti: what is this fortress village?

    Mutso is an ancient fortress village in Khevsureti at 1,880 metres in the Ardoti River valley, about 11 kilometres from Shatili, with houses built of slate.

  • Shatili in Khevsureti: how do you get there?

    Shatili is in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region about 150 kilometres from Tbilisi, and the road runs past the Zhinvali Reservoir through the Aragvi valley and over the Datvijvari Pass.

  • Adishi in Svaneti: how to get there and what is there to see?

    Adishi is in Svaneti 27 kilometres from Mestia, and the road from Mestia is rough and winding, so the last stretch needs a vehicle with high off-road capability.

  • Ushguli: where is it and what is there to see?

    Ushguli is in Svaneti at 2,200 metres on the slopes of Mount Shkhara and has five small villages, and its authentic architecture is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

  • Where is Marneuli and what is there to see in Kvemo Kartli?

    Marneuli is a town in southern Georgia in the Kvemo Kartli region, with Tsofi Castle, Neolithic settlements and the Khujabi and Tsirakvi monasteries nearby, and Dmanisi elsewhere in the region.