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Experience the spiritual heart of Georgia on a half-day guided tour that brings together the country’s most important religious and historical landmarks. Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, ancient monasteries and sacred cathedrals while enjoying the comfort of a well-paced group tour.
This journey is perfect for travelers looking for a short, meaningful cultural experience just minutes away from Tbilisi.
The tour covers four of the most important spiritual landmarks in Georgia:
Jvari Monastery – Hilltop UNESCO site with spectacular river views
Mtskheta – Ancient capital and spiritual center
Svetitskhoveli Cathedral – Medieval masterpiece and sacred pilgrimage site
Samtavro Monastery – A serene, historic complex with deep spiritual heritage
With an experienced professional guide, you’ll explore centuries of Georgian Christianity, architecture and tradition.
Half-day format for travelers short on time
Visit multiple UNESCO and historic religious monuments
Small-group atmosphere with expert guidance
Comfortable air-conditioned transport
Learn stories, legends and cultural traditions linked to Georgia’s Christian history
Begin your tour at Jvari Monastery, one of the most iconic and photographed locations in Georgia.
Located on a mountaintop overlooking the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers
Built in the 6th century, representing early Georgian Christian architecture
Offers panoramic views that reveal the beauty of the region
Peaceful, atmospheric and historically significant
Head down into Mtskheta, one of the oldest cities in the country and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Walk through charming, traditional streets
Learn about Mtskheta’s central role in the adoption of Christianity in Georgia
See local craftsmen, shops and preserved architecture
Arrive at Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, one of the most treasured religious monuments in Georgia.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
A masterpiece dating back to the 11th century
Considered one of the most sacred sites in the Christian world
Known for its impressive stone carvings, frescoes and historical legends
Your final stop is Samtavro Church and Monastery, a peaceful spiritual complex with deep religious importance.
Resting place of King Mirian and Queen Nana
Important monastic center with centuries of history
Tranquil environment ideal for reflection and cultural understanding
Your professional guide will share:
Historical explanations
Religious and cultural insights
Architectural details
Local stories and traditions
After exploring these remarkable sites, relax on your ride back to the city.
Estimated arrival: 15:00 – 16:00
Meeting Time: 12:00 PM
Location: 25 Shota Rustaveli Avenue (Opera House)
Departure: 12:15 PM
Duration: ~4 hours
After the tour ends, you will stop for dinner at a local restaurant.
Duration: ~1 hour
Average cost: ~25 GEL per person
Professional English-speaking guide
Air-conditioned bus
Small-group touring experience
All scheduled sightseeing stops
Dinner
Personal purchases
Donations at religious sites (optional)
Wear modest clothing — shoulders covered for religious sites
Comfortable shoes recommended
Photography allowed in most areas, flash may be restricted
Bring water and seasonal layers
Perfect for visitors with limited time
Covers multiple religious and historical sites in a single trip
Relaxed pace and short distance from Tbilisi
Rich cultural insights from a professional guide
Convenient schedule for morning or early afternoon plans
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Yes — minimal walking and an easy pace.
Is the tour religious?
It focuses on history, architecture and spirituality, suitable for all backgrounds.
Is dinner included?
No, dinner is not included but the stop is part of the schedule.
Are entrance fees required?
These sites do not have mandatory entrance fees.
Is the tour really only four hours?
Yes — it is designed as a half-day cultural experience.
Discover the religious and historic gems of Georgia on an enriching half-day guided trip.
Book now and experience the spiritual essence of Mtskheta, Jvari, Svetitskhoveli and Samtavro — all within a few hours from Tbilisi.