Georgian National Museum (Saqartvelos Erovnuli Muzeumi) Tours and Activities

This tour will get you acquainted with the two oldest countries in the world – Georgia and Armenia. Archaeological evidence suggests that the area of South Caucasus is one of the oldest sites of human presence, dating back as far as 1.8 million years. Situated at the important crossroads, Georgia and Armenia have a unique and ancient cultural heritage, and are famed for their traditions of hospitality and cuisine. Georgia and Armenia abounds in natural variety. Georgia is also known as the cradle of wine.

Take in Tbilisi’s top attractions and sample the flavors Georgians love on this private full-day Tbilisi sightseeing tour. Follow a private guide on a sightseeing tour of Tbilisi and the Old Town, and discover landmarks including the Georgian National Museum and Holy Trinity Cathedral — one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. Enjoy fine views from the Metekhi Plateau and Mtatsminda Mountain, and stop for a traditional lunch in a local Georgian restaurant. Take the cable car to 4th-century Narikala Fortress, and soak up the atmosphere in Meidan Square.

Explore Georgia’s history, cuisine and culture on this private 8-hour Tbilisi city tour and dinner with folk show. Take the funicular to Mtatsminda Mountain for panoramic views over Tbilisi and explore Mtatsminda Pantheon, where some of Georgia’s famous artists, scholars and writers are buried. Discover archaeological treasures from the Middle Ages in the Georgian National Museum, visit the Open Air Museum of Ethnography and relax on the banks of Turtle Lake. In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner of Georgian specialities as traditional folk music fills the air.

Georgia’s long association with wine production makes it a fascinating destination for wine connoisseurs. Numerous vineyards still process grapes the traditional way, allowing them to ferment in stone pots known as qvevri. This tour visits some of the best vineyards in the country, where you’ll learn about the Georgian art of viticulture and taste some of its finest wines. Along the way, you’ll stop at some of the many historical and religious sites, giving you a flavour of this beautiful country’s stunning and often dramatic landscapes.

On this eight day tour, you’ll get to know why Georgia wins a place in the hearts of those who visit. You’ll explore the charming capital Tbilisi, the religious centre of Mtskheta, cave cities of Vardzia and Uplistikhe. A visit to Rabati fortress completes this captivating introduction to one of the most welcoming countries in the Caucasus.

Tbilisi sightseeing tour includes: Metekhi Church, overlooking the river Mtkvari (13th century); Sulphur Baths; Narikala Fortress (by cable car, if available), one of the oldest fortifications in the city (4th century); the Synagogue; Sioni Cathedral (6-7th century), which houses the cross of St. Nino, the woman who brought Christianity to Georgia, and; Anchiskhati Church (6th century). All these sights mark the end of the Old Town and they are in close proximity and pleasant walking distance. Afterwards we visit the stunning treasury of the Georgian National Museum (closed on Mondays) before taking a stroll along Rustaveli Avenue, the main street in Tbilisi.

This comprehensive 11 day tour gives you the opportunity to really get to know Georgia, its breathtaking landscapes and its friendly people. The Caucasus Mountains provide a stunning backdrop as we travel along the Georgian Military Highway to the hilltop Gergeti Trinity Church. The vineyards of Kakheti are very different yet equally beautiful. We’ll also explore pretty Tbilisi, Stalin’s birthplace Gori, two incredible cave cities and some of the fortresses, cathedrals and churches that have caught UNESCO’s eye.

Planning a trip to Georgia? Why Tbilisi is trendy as a holiday destination? Looking for the top sightseeing places in Tbilisi? The City of Great Charm offers a long collection of museums, buildings, markets, baths, and top attractions that you must visit once in a life. Which are Tbilisi's best attractions? The Old Town is just the beginning of the city's charms. The vibrant and contrasting city offers you the chance to discover some of the richest examples of Caucasian history. Get stunned with the streets full of history and its beautiful architecture examples, which survived across the ages. Get ready to experience Georgia in a different perspective. A local charismatic guide will reveal the secrets and interesting facts about one of the most ancient European cities. * Visit the iconic Old Town sights and learn about the history of Tbilisi. * Visit one of the most interesting museums in Europe and the Caucasus and learn about the Georgian culture.

Georgia is the country of wonderland, full of breathtaking natural wonders, panoramic views of the Caucasus mountains, and centuries old historical landmarks. In 5 days you can discover Georgia's most popular places, visit wine cellars, taste Georgian wines, get the master class of Bread baking and Churchkhela making, see the locals of the mountains This is the very right tour for you :)

How do you think, what is Tbilisi? Is it just a city, capital of Georgia or something more? Tbilisi is everything you’re looking for: amazing sceneries, incredible historically rich places, a unique mixture of ancient and modern life! Here you'll find attractions not only for adults but also for kids. Breathtaking view from Narikala fortress and Mtatsminda park make you remember this country for a long time. Explore Georgian history, culture, nature and even have time for shopping in the biggest Shopping Center of Tbilisi.

The artist lives in every person, despite the profession. It is only necessary to open and develop it. Why not try to paint while traveling? Amazing trips with lots of fun and cognitive tours by steps of worldwide famous Georgian artists. Paint and take home nice memories and lovely artwork. Our five-day tour is arranged according to the most famous Georgian painter's art. If you estimate an art and love learning about artists from all over the world, you will appreciate the creation of Niko Pirosmani, Elene Axvlediani, Lado Gudiashvili, and Davit Kakabadze. So, let's try to become part of Georgian Art.

A diverse itinerary will give you the opportunity to find out the beauty and mystery of our ancient land. You will be fascinated by the culture, architecture, and of course by nature during your explanation.

8 days of an authentic experience through the unique places in Caucasus Highlands, alpine valleys and gorgeous mountains, remote villages with medieval towers, Black Sea shore and 5 UNESCO World heritage sites. The main highlight is the village Ushguli - the highest permanently settled village in Europe. To reach the village we start 4x4WD Jeep adventure from Mestia along Enguri River. After mountain adventures enjoy leisure time at breathtaking seashores of Black Sea Coast.

Explore Georgia’s culture and heritage on this private 6-hour Tbilisi museum and Georgian wine-tasting tour. Visit the Open-Air Museum of Ethnography — near the banks of Turtle Lake — with a private guide and admire over 8,000 exhibits from Georgian regions including Abkhazia, Javakheti and Lechkhumi. Delve into Georgia’s ancient history in the Georgian National Museum, home to Georgian and Caucasian archaeological artifacts from down the centuries. Gaze over fine artworks by Georgian and European artists at the Museum of Fine Arts, then finish with a wine-tasting in a local wine bar.

Neighbours Georgia and Azerbaijan are very different but each is compelling in its own right. This 12 day tour begins in Georgia, where you’ll be blown away by the wonderful hospitality of the Caucasus. You’ll tour hilltop monasteries, imposing fortresses, fascinating museums and ancient cave cities, as well as learn how an 8000 year tradition of viticulture produces some very fine wine. Crossing the border, you’ll discover the sights of the “fire country” Azerbaijan. From Baku’s Flame Towers to the burning hillside of Yanar Dag, Azerbaijan wows visitors. But the secrets of an ancient nation are waiting to be uncovered, as you’ll see in Sheki, Shamakhi and Gobustan.

Exploration of Georgia follows the Great Silk Road, and introduces the combination of Georgian culture, history and nature to its visitors. Participants of this tour will be able to sightsee the capital of Georgia – Tbilisi, museum of Joseph Stalin in Gori town, Kutaisi city and Imereti region in the western part of Georgia, the cave sites of Uplistsikhe and Prometheus, and traditional Georgian wine-making region Kakheti in the east.

Starts: Tbilisi, Georgia Best Time: APR-OCT Distance: 2485 km Duration: 17 days Tour takes off in the capital Tbilisi, and travels through every corner of Georgia. Visitors are going to sightsee major cities and towns, provinces in the highlands of the Greater and Lesser Caucasus mountains, the shores of the Black Sea, natural wonders of the West Georgia, traditional wine-making areas in the east, and all major historico-cultural monuments of the country. Tour is accompanied by professional and experienced guide and driver that will make your journey smooth, informational and unforgettable.

Over ten days, you’ll travel to many of Georgia’s most fascinating and beautiful places, getting an insight into the country’s diverse landscapes. The country’s 8000 year old wine-growing heritage takes us to the wine growing region of Kakheti, while we will also explore Stalin’s birthplace Gori, the charms of its capital Tbilisi, the cave cities of Vardzia and Uplistikhe and countless monasteries, cathedrals and fortresses, many of them UNESCO-listed.