GEORGIA
Georgia's standouts.
The 5 most popular museums tours in Georgia. What each day actually involves, who runs it, and what you will pay.
A private day from Tbilisi to Mtskheta, Gori, and Uplistsikhe, with hotel pickup, iconic churches, a Stalin Museum stop, and cave-town exploring.
“We really enjoyed the day with Aleksi: perfect organisation, great mood, lots of stuff to tell about the places we visited and to all our questions about Georgia, Tbilisi and Georgian everyday life. Thanks again!”
Private day from Tbilisi to Chiatura cable cars, Stalin’s Gori museum, local mining history, and Katskhi Pillar views.
“Tskaltubo is a very interesting town with abandoned so called sanatoriums. This is an ideal place for people enjoying decayed buildings and ones interested in photography. I enjoyed the tour a lot and the lunch place recommended was also nice.”
A private day tour from Tbilisi to UNESCO Mtskheta, Gori’s Stalin sites, and the rock-hewn Uplistsikhe cave city, with pickup and AC.
“Giorgi was our driver and guide and he was brilliant. Friendly, informative, accommodating, and very knowledgeable. The tour was outstanding and memorable.”
Tbilisi in 6 hours: open-air ethnography houses, Digital Space at Tbilisi Mall, then the Museum of Illusions for photo tricks.
“Like in a fairy tale, Unbelievable & magical, especially if you’re with kids - never thought that digital museum can be so wonderful to visit”
All-inclusive day tour from Tbilisi to Uplistsikhe caves, Stalin’s Museum, Jvari and Svetitskhoveli with lunch and tickets for $155.
“You definitely should chose this tour if you’re interested in culture and history of this country. I literally could feel the soul of Georgia deep in the caves as much as in the calm atmosphere of monastery, which architecture I, by the way, liked very much.”
