Mtskheta is the religious heart of Georgia. The Jvari church and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral are the spiritual highlights. Mtskheta is absolutely worth visiting and is easily accessible from Tbilisi.
The town is called either Sighnaghi or Signagi – take your pick. But it’s also known as the City of Love. That’s because you can get married here 24/7. A Georgian Las Vegas, you ask? Not even close! The town is actually super charming and peaceful. And I haven’t spotted a single bride. But I’m here on wet, windy winter days – that probably doesn’t add to romance.
After the bustling city life of Tbilisi, I am ready for some fresh air and open space – and I find it in Sighnaghi. Not in the village itself but just outside of it. At Lost Ridge Inn, where they brew beer and keep horses. And where you can spend the night. I tested Lost Ridge Inn for you, so you know exactly what you’re about to book.
Georgian food is absolutely delicious, but good luck making sense of those menus without a little help. While playing it safe and ordering a hamburger is tempting, that would be a real shame. Let me introduce you to some typical Georgian dishes so you can confidently order them during your trip. Enjoy your meal!
I had no idea Georgian food was this delicious before visiting the country. In the capital, Tbilisi, you have many choices from various cuisines, from hip brunch spots to authentic Georgian restaurants. I’ve eaten my way through the city, and here are my best tips for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Tbilisi.
