Kutaisi, Georgia - Kutaisi, Georgia 9 days trip

Georgia's second largest city is home to several historic landmarks, ancient castles, and nearby natural attractions.

Dating to the 12C and retaining most of its original Georgian architecture, this reconstructed hilltop cathedral is a historic gem.

Stroll along the streets, taking in the history of this former capital, visiting some local monuments, and enjoying the ambiance.

Boasting superb Georgian architecture, this 12C monastery complex houses remarkable wall paintings and other notable cultural items.

Hike through the canyon to a beautiful waterfall, or stroll along the hanging 700m boardwalk for a bit of a thrill.

Set on a cliff with a gorgeous view, this 11C monastery complex is full of legends and frescoes, also offering great hiking nearby.

A national park encompassing lakes and rivers, offering a wealth of fun activities including kayaking, hiking, and bird-watching.

Set in the heart of the Borjomi Gorge, this resort town is best known for an adjoining national park and its famed mineral water.

Explore the lively central streets of this resort town, full of quaint buildings, architectural curios, and nice restaurants.

A nice park with several kids-friendly areas, featuring mineral springs, nice walking trails, and peaceful natural beauty.

Little remains on the outskirts of town from the 14C fortress, but you can still enjoy the surrounding natural and a few ruins.

Riddling the slopes of the Erusheti cliffs, this 12C cave monastery boasts a church, 19 different levels, and historic murals.

One of Georgia's largest and most beautiful national parks, this reserve includes diverse ecosystems and is perfect for hiking.

Little remains of the 10C stronghold, but the ruins are open for exploration and offer superb views of the area.

This natural monolith features a monastery on its 40m peak dating to the 10C, and offers nice hiking nearby and an adjacent village.

Full of history and unassuming charm, Georgia's capital boasts diverse architecture, several museums, and amazing Georgian cuisine.

Explore the cobbled streets of the Old Town, admiring historic buildings, visiting local cafes, or simply enjoying people-watching.

Book in advance not to miss the unique experience of this fantastic puppet theater, well-known for its remarkable performances.

With a history stretching to the 4C, this fortress overlooks Tbilisi and houses frescoes depicting biblical and historical scenes.

With its extensive grounds sprawled along the Tsavkisis-Tskali Gorge, this botanical garden boasts diverse flora and a waterfall.

Nestled amidst breathtaking scenery, the 13C castle retains much of its architecture and features two historic churches.

Visit this ancient monastery, whose history stretches to the 6C and whose wine is well-known in all of Georgia.

Admire the elegant 19C Rococo building as you explore the streets in the morning, then at night head to the theater to catch a show.

Georgia's largest church features nine different chapels, a wealth of ornamental details, an adjacent monastery, and a bell-tower.

Take a cable car ride up to the Narikala Fortress, enjoying the comprehensive panorama of Tbilisi opening up before you.

Part of Georgia's national museum, this institute exhibits archaeological and ethnographic relics tracing the local history.

A national park set 60km from Tbilisi, encompassing the stunning landscape of the Algeti valley and the 2,000m high Mount Kldekari.

Recognized as one of Georgia's earliest settlements, this ancient town is carved into the rock, featuring tunnels and chambers.

A destination in Georgia frequented by few tourists.

Explore the town center and immerse yourself in the small town
feel.

Riddling the slopes of the Erusheti cliffs, this 12C cave monastery boasts a church, 19 different levels, and historic murals.

One of Georgia's largest and most beautiful national parks, this reserve includes diverse ecosystems and is perfect for hiking.

Little remains of the 10C stronghold, but the ruins are open for exploration and offer superb views of the area.

Hike through the Borjomi forests towards this 16C monastery, called 'The Green Monastery' due to its lush surrounding.

A national park set 60km from Tbilisi, encompassing the stunning landscape of the Algeti valley and the 2,000m high Mount Kldekari.

A 9C monastery complex located on a hill overlooking a beautiful forest. Hike up, enjoy the local honey, and admire the views.

A popular Black Sea resort, Georgia's third largest city boasts vibrant nightlife, 19C buildings, and a lively atmosphere.

The Soviet Union's largest botanical garden boasts over 2,000 plants, maintaining 9 diverse habitats and wonderful scenery.

Stretching for over 7km, this seaside park is full of modern sculptures, indigenous flora, and beautiful scenery.

Walk around the street, admiring 19C building facades, wonderful local restaurants, and a vibrant waterfront.

Listen for the tune that marks the hour, or trace the positions of sun and moon on the face on this charming tower clock.

Engulfing a large part of the Lesser Caucasus, this gorgeous national park is home to waterfalls and lush nature.

A national park encompassing lakes and rivers, offering a wealth of fun activities including kayaking, hiking, and bird-watching.

Catch a show at the local dolphinarium for a chance to watch leaping dolphins, or simply take a few photos with these creatures.

Stroll around the park for a respite from the busy streets, visit the aquarium or the lake, and be sure to drop by the dolphinarium.

A central spot for meet-ups, concerts, and cultural assemblies. Admire the statue of Medea or simply enjoy a snack in the sun.

With a modern design showcasing the Georgian alphabet, this 150m tower houses a restaurant set on a revolving observation deck.

Walk around the ruins of this 6C citadel, perched on a cliff overlooking the Black Sea coast.

Flanked on both banks by a biodiverse habitat, this river offers stunning surrounding, hiking, rafting, and kayaking.

An archaeological museum exhibiting items from the Bronze Age until the 16C, including numismatics, pottery, jewelry, and others.

A museum tracing the history of technological progress in Batumi from the 19C onward, exhibiting relics and photographs.

Georgia's oldest fortress dates to the 1C at least, houses a small archaeological museum, and offers a nice stroll among the ruins.