Dmanisi Sioni is the main medieval church of the ancient city of Dmanisi in southern Georgia. Known for its austere stone architecture, richly carved 13th-century porch, surviving fresco fragments, and setting within one of Georgia’s most important archaeological sites, it combines medieval history with extraordinary cultural significance.

Bolnisi Sioni is one of Georgia’s oldest and most important surviving churches. Built between 478 and 493, this monumental basilica in Kvemo Kartli is celebrated for its turquoise-green tuff walls, early Christian reliefs, distinctive Bolnisi Cross, and some of the oldest securely dated Georgian inscriptions preserved in Georgia.

Ateni Sioni is a remarkable 7th-century church near Gori, known for its 11th-century frescoes and exceptionally important Georgian inscriptions. Explore its architecture, history and practical visitor information.

Dmanisi preserves one of the world’s most important early human sites beneath the remains of a medieval Georgian trading city. Discover what the 1.8-million-year-old fossils revealed, what remains scientifically debated and how to visit from Tbilisi.

Birtvisi combines volcanic cliffs, forest trails and the ruins of one of medieval Georgia’s strongest natural fortresses. Learn how the standard fortress hike differs from technical canyoning, when to visit and how to plan a safe day trip from Tbilisi.

Uplistsikhe is an ancient rock-hewn city where pagan temples, medieval churches, tunnels and streets reveal nearly 3,000 years of Georgian history. This guide covers its remarkable past, essential sights and practical advice for planning your visit