Fasciculi itinerum
A capital of balconies, a city on the sea and two great monasteries.
Seven days across Georgia: the old town of Tbilisi, the ancient capital Mtskheta and the cave town of Uplistsikhe, Batumi’s boulevard on the Black Sea, the waterfall of Makhuntseti, and the monasteries of Kutaisi.
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Your driver waits at the airport.
Arrive at Tbilisi Airport, where your driver meets you and takes you to your hotel.
The rest of the day is yours. The old town, its balconied houses and its restaurants are close, and an evening walk is the easiest way to meet the city.
Hospitium: Tbilisi
A full day in the old town, from Narikala to Rustaveli Avenue.
A full day on foot and by car through the capital. You start at the Narikala Fortress above the old town, then walk down past the sulphur baths of Abanotubani, Sioni Cathedral, the Metekhi church and the glass Peace Bridge over the Kura River.
The afternoon moves to Rustaveli Avenue, Freedom Square and the Dry Bridge flea market, then ends with an evening in the old town’s lanes, where Georgian restaurants and wine bars fill the courtyards.
The ruined fortress above the city, with a view of the old town.
The domed sulphur baths and the old cathedral.
The grand boulevard of the capital.
Nota: The Narikala cable car, entrance fees and a bath session are not included.
Hospitium: Tbilisi
Two ancient sites, then west to the Black Sea.
After breakfast you leave Tbilisi westwards. The first stop is Mtskheta, the ancient capital, where the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Jvari Monastery stand on the hills above two rivers; both are UNESCO sites.
The next stop is Uplistsikhe, a town carved into the rock near Gori, three thousand years old. The road continues across the country to Batumi on the Black Sea, where you reach your hotel in the evening.
Nota: This is a long driving day. Stops are shortened if the road or the weather needs it.
Hospitium: Batumi
The seafront, the old town squares and the evening fountains.
A day in Georgia’s seaside city. You walk the Batumi Boulevard along the Black Sea shore, see the Alphabetic Tower, then explore the old town’s Piazza and Europe Square with their painted façades and cafés.
In the evening the singing and dancing fountains light up the boulevard, a good time for a seafood dinner by the water.
Nota: The Batumi cable car and entrance fees are not included.
Hospitium: Batumi
A stone bridge and a waterfall in the hills, then east to Kutaisi.
After breakfast you drive into the Adjara highlands to the Makhuntseti Waterfall, which drops below the medieval Queen Tamar stone bridge, one of the region’s best-known pictures.
Then you leave the coast and drive about two hours east to Kutaisi, where you reach your hotel in the evening.
Nota: Entrance fees, cable cars, rides and games are not included. The schedule can change with traffic, weather and road conditions.
Hospitium: Kutaisi
Two great medieval churches, then east to the capital.
After breakfast you visit Kutaisi’s two great monuments: Bagrati Cathedral on its hill above the river, and Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO site with golden mosaics from the twelfth century.
Then you leave for Tbilisi, about three and a half hours east across the country, where you reach your hotel in the evening.
Nota: This is a long driving day. Stops are shortened if the road or the weather needs it.
Hospitium: Tbilisi
Your driver takes you to the airport.
After breakfast your driver takes you to Tbilisi Airport for your flight home. We look forward to welcoming you again.
Finis itineris
Old Tbilisi · 2 noctes
Genus hospitii: Double room
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Central Batumi · 2 noctes
Genus hospitii: Double room
Imagines huius deversorii mox addentur cum ius utendi habebitur.
Central Kutaisi · 1 nox
Genus hospitii: Double room
Imagines huius deversorii mox addentur cum ius utendi habebitur.
Old Tbilisi · 1 nox
Genus hospitii: Double room
Imagines huius deversorii mox addentur cum ius utendi habebitur.
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