The Alexander Chavchavadze Museum pays tribute to the 19th century aristocrat and poet whose family mansion was transformed into a museum.

Dating back to the 6th century, the Anchiskhati Basilica is the oldest surviving church in Tbilisi, which once contained an icon of Christ.

An UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mtskheta is one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, located at the convergence of two rivers.

The administrative and cultural center of Kakheti—Georgia’s premier wine growing region—Telavi is home to 20,000 residents.

An impressive archaeological site, Uplistsikhe, which means “Lord’s Castle,” was founded in the Late Bronze Age around 1000 BCE.

Fabrika is a cultural center, gathering place and urban hot spot in Tbilisi with restaurants, cafés and shops.

In the village of Kondoli, the winemaker Giorgi focuses on creating natural, organic wines using traditional techniques and local varieties.

House of Blue Laces is a one-of-a-kind, two-story Rustaveli Avenue mansion with a traditional wood-carved, lace-like balcony.

Ikalto Monastery was founded in the 6th century by Saint Zenon, one of the prominent Syrian Fathers, made famous by David the Builder.

Indagare can arrange a visit to a Kakheti cheese producer, including a tour of the facility and a cheese tasting in the owners’ home.

Indagare can arrange a visit to the workshop of a ceramicist who makes qvevri, where you'll learn how they're made.

This family-owned and operated winery focuses on native Georgian grape varieties and uses traditional winemaking methods.

Established in the 4th century, Narikala Fortress stands watch over Tbilisi’s Old Town and the Central Botanical Gardens.

Okro produces natural wines using Georgian grape varietals and has a lovely terrace for tasting with views of the village of Sighnaghi.

Indagare can arrange a vineyard tour of Tibaani, where travelers will learn how qveri’s are used in Georgia to age and store wine.

The picturesque, hilltop village of Sighnaghi is one of the most prominent towns in Georgia’s Kakheti region.

Indagare can arrange a visit to a local home in Magaro Village where travelers learn about medicinal and edible herbs and silk cultivation.

Sioni Cathedral draws visitors with a chance to view the famous Saint Nino’s Cross, the most important relic in the Georgian Orthodox Church.

In the 13th century, there may have been up to 68 baths in Tbilisi; now there are six or seven from the 17th century in use today.

This contemporary and whimsical work of art is by Rezo Gabriadze, a master puppeteer and writer of marionette performances.

Near Sighnaghi village, the 9th-century Bodbe Nunnery is the burial place of Saint Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia.

Wines from Gia Tognidze’s Winery can be found at some of the best restaurants in the world, though you wouldn’t know it when visiting.