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Vardzia is a cave city that was carved in a rock in the 12th -13th centuries as a fortress to protect the southern boundaries of the country from enemy attacks. A unique city is a 19-tier monastery complex with streets, staircases, tunnels, churches, baths, libraries, fortresses and dwellings interconnected by numerous paths that stretch around 50 meters deep inside the cliff.

Close to the Makhuntseti waterfall an arched stone Queen Tamar bridge is located. The bridge was built around 900 years ago during the reign of Queen Tamar. This 29 meter long and 6 meter high construction built of crushed cliff stones looks really impressive!

The Ananuri Castle was built in the gorge of the two rivers Aragvi and Vedzathevi. One of its towers dates back to the 13th century while the exact date of the whole complex construction is not determined. The first detailed descriptions of the castle itself date back to the early 18th century.

Three colorful lakes of Abudelauri surrounded by stunning natural landscapes are located at the foot of the Chaukhi Mountains. You will need a one day trip to explore the attraction. However if you want to visit Shatili Tower village you can take extra time.

Samshvilde is a ruined medieval town of Georgia located on a plateau between two deep canyons. You will hardly see any tourists and tourist information centers here. However, this exciting place full of the spirit of the past, historical mysteries and even ghosts is worth visiting.

In the heart of the Caucasus, among scenic mountains, the warm and welcoming city of Tbilisi is located. It’s a megapolis with a very special charm, rich history and unique architecture. Tbilisi is the capital and the largest city of Georgia with a population of about 1.5 million people.

Batumi is the second largest and popular city of Georgia after Tbilisi. You will enjoy wonderful walks around this lovely city all day and night. Batumi and its surroundings are blessed with lots of interesting places, amazing attractions available at reasonably affordable prices.

Ambrolauri is a city and administrative center of Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti mountain district. Racha is known for its beautiful mountains, lovely forested hills, large lakes with crystal clear waters, delicious local wines and absence of tourists. It’s a place where you will feel very comfortable being relaxed mentally and emotionally. As an activity you can visit the mountain lakes or waterfalls hidden in nature. Another option might be to stay with the locals at their place and have fun feeding the rabbits.

Astra Park in Tbilisi is mostly known for an indoor kart racing area of 2000 sq.m. for customers of any age. Here cars of the French brand «Sodikart» are available both for adults and kids. If you are a beginner, the kart courses will help you to master your driving skills.

The Experimentarium Museum is a unique opportunity for you to feel like real researchers and scientists. The museum hosts around 100 items that in a fun way introduce visitors to the laws of chemistry, physics or biology. All of the items are interactive so that children can touch, test, and even drop, break and disassemble their parts in order to get a basic grasp of a certain field of science. The Museum of Entertaining Science in Tbilisi will be interesting for children aged 3+, since by this age they stop putting everything into their mouths. However, take into account that some experiments are suitable for older kids only.

The place is a great find for lovers of wildlife, beautiful natural landscapes and active walks. The total area of the Park is 85000 hectares. The Park offers the visitors a wide variety of activities including hiking, horse riding or biking tours. Besides picnic spots, tourist shelters and camping sites are available along the well-arranged routes. You can make a stop to set up a tent, have some rest enjoying the amazing atmosphere of the night forest.

Tsitsinatela Amusement Park is one of the largest amusement parks in Georgia. Although the park is the perfect entertainment for people of all ages it is designed mostly as a kid-friendly and family-friendly place. The park is quite difficult to access as there’s no public transportation. Tsitsinatela is located right between the towns of Urek and Kobuleti, so use them as location identifiers on your way to the park when driving from Batumi.

The Georgian National Museum is a complex including 13 leading museums of the country. It is home to the richest collections that cover the ancient history of the country, as well as a large number of unique artifacts dating back thousands of years. The museum is a gold mine of valuable information especially for school-age children.

The Tbilisi Auto Museum is far more than a mere car exhibition, it’s an exposition that includes the most amusing collections of retro cars. Both adults and children will be truly impressed with the tour. Visiting the Tbilisi Auto Museum will give you unforgettable impressions of the tour, during which you can get acquainted with retro cars, take photos and feel connected to the past reviving old memories. Besides, it’s the first and only museum of its kind in the South Caucasus.

The museum presents a model of a traditional village of the Adjara region. Here you will find the infrastructure including green landscape, walking paths and picturesque buildings typical of an old Adjara village. Visiting the museum will be fun for the kids as well. While you immerse yourself in the history of the Adjara region they will have fun playing outside among the pieces of scenery.

In Tbilisi you can visit the Yota Royal Gallery that contains an extraordinary and amazing collection of Military Historical Miniatures. The first gallery of its kind in the South Caucasus is home to about 2000 miniature soldier statues depicting the armies of various historical periods and nations. It’s far more than an exhibition, the miniatures depict relevant scenes of past events that can be considered real works of art.