Mtskheta Day Trip

Escape from Tbilisi for a day with this trip to Mtskheta, a World Heritage city and former capital of Georgia. Get ready to fall in love with its amazing history and monuments.

Mtskheta Day Trip

After meeting at the selected time, we'll leave Tbilisi behind and head northwest by comfortable minibus in the direction of the Jvari Monastery.

Arriving at the 6th century Orthodox church, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we'll head inside to discover its fascinating history. We'll also enjoy spectacular views of the Historical Monuments of Mtskheta and the rivers of Mtkvari and Aragvi.

Continuing on our tour, we'll make our way down to the city of Mtskheta, where we'll embark on a guided tour of this UNESCO World Heritage city, which is the former capital of Georgia. It's one of the most popular Georgian towns among tourists and we'll find out why as we visit its most emblematic monuments, like the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Samtavro Monastery. Afterward, you'll have half an hour of free time to explore the city at your leisure.

After this break, we'll meet back up and take you to a local winery to taste Georgian wine - cheers! At the end of the activity, we'll make the return journey to Tbilisi.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

On this day trip, you will experience the rich history of Mtskheta and its significant monuments. The journey begins with a comfortable minibus ride from Tbilisi to Jvari Monastery, where you can admire the church and the surrounding views.

Once in Mtskheta, you'll take part in a guided tour covering the main sights, including the renowned Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Samtavro Monastery. After the tour, you will have free time to explore the city's charming streets and shops.

Included
Minibus transportation from TbilisiGuided tour of MtskhetaEntrance fees to monumentsWine tasting at a local winery

Not Included
Meals and drinks not specifiedPersonal expenses

Meeting Point

The meeting point is determined at the time of booking, ensuring convenience for all participants.