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Old Town Guesthouse is located in the historic center of Sighnaghi, the walled hilltop town known as Georgia's City of Love. The guesthouse occupies a restored traditional house with a terrace overlooking the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus mountains. Guests can arrange wine tastings at nearby Kakheti wineries, and the property serves home-made wine and traditional Kakhetian cuisine.

Orbeliani Baths is the most recognizable of Tbilisi's sulphur bathhouses, identifiable by its ornate blue-tiled facade in the Persian style. Located in the Abanotubani district, the bathhouse offers private and shared sulphur pools fed by natural hot springs. The building dates to the 19th century and was historically frequented by notable figures including Alexandre Dumas, who described the experience in his travel writings.

Pheasants Tears produces exceptional natural wines using traditional Georgian qvevri (clay vessel) fermentation. Founded by American painter John Wurdeman and Georgian winemaker Gela Patalishvili, we farm organically and champion rare indigenous grape varieties.

Porto Franco brings the best of Black Sea seafood to Batumi with daily fresh catches, Mediterranean influences, and stunning coastal views. Our waterfront terrace offers the perfect setting for sunset dinners.

Radisson Blu Hotel Batumi is a waterfront property located on the Black Sea coast in central Batumi. The hotel offers 168 rooms and suites, a seafront restaurant, fitness center, spa, and conference facilities. Its location provides direct access to the Batumi Boulevard promenade and is within walking distance of the city center.

Mountain hotel in Stepantsminda (Kazbegi) with views of Mount Kazbek. Features contemporary design with traditional Georgian elements, restaurant serving local cuisine, and access to Kazbegi hiking trails. Popular base for mountain tourism.

Contemporary boutique hotel in a converted publishing house in Vera district. Features industrial design with Georgian touches, rooftop bar, restaurant, and art spaces. Popular with international travelers and digital nomads.

Principal fine arts museum in Georgia, featuring Georgian medieval icons, paintings, metalwork, and textiles. Collection includes Georgian avant-garde art from the early 20th century, European paintings, and decorative arts. Named after Georgian art historian Shalva Amiranashvili.

Art museum featuring Georgian and international art collections, including medieval Georgian religious art, icons, enamel work, 19th and 20th century Georgian painting, and works by European masters. The museum occupies a former theological seminary building on Rustaveli Avenue and is part of the Georgian National Museum network.

Shavi Lomi (Black Lion) is a beloved Tbilisi restaurant offering refined Georgian cuisine in a cozy, art-filled setting. Known for innovative takes on traditional dishes, local wine pairings, and warm hospitality that makes every guest feel at home.

Language school offering Georgian language instruction through communicative approach emphasizing practical conversation skills. Provides group classes, private lessons, and online options. Curriculum designed for various proficiency levels with focus on real-world language use, cultural insights, and practical vocabulary for daily life in Georgia.

Design-focused hotel in a converted Soviet-era printing press. Features contemporary art installations, multiple restaurants and bars, library, and courtyard. Known for architectural restoration and cultural programming.