Georgia15 April 2026Mtskheta: the Second Jerusalem and the View from JvariThere are cities you simply walk into, and cities you step into as if entering a legend. Mtskheta belongs to the second kind – and you feel it before you've even gotten out of the car. ✝️
Georgia15 April 2026The National Museum in Tbilisi: a temple of memoryI walked into a museum in Tbilisi thinking I'd kill an hour or two, and walked out a lot quieter than when I went in.✍️
Georgia14 April 2026Gori: the house where Stalin was bornIn Gori, we saw a small, humble little house with an entire monumental museum plopped right on top of it. Stalin's story begins right here – back in 1878. 🤷♂️
Georgia14 April 2026Uplistsikhe: the rock-hewn town near GoriSilence rarely catches up with me while traveling, but Uplistsikhe managed it. 🤌 A rock-hewn town near Gori, where time seems to have forgotten to move on.
Georgia13 April 2026Ananuri – the fortress above the frozen lakeI set off from Tbilisi with the feeling that this day would be different. And I was right — I stopped in front of ancient stone walls, and somehow, time stopped with me. 🤷♂️
Georgia12 April 2026Tbilisi – the city that grabbed me in a minuteI climbed up to Narikala, looked down, and was left speechless – you don't just sightsee in Tbilisi, Tbilisi grabs hold of you. 🙆♂️
Georgia11 April 2026Sighnaghi – the City of Love in KakhetiWe set off early, and Sighnaghi welcomed us with cobblestones, wooden balconies, and a view that leaves you speechless. It's clearly no accident they call it the city of love. ❤️
Georgia10 April 2026Tbilisi and the Cathedral You Can Spot From AfarThere's a cathedral in Tbilisi that looms over you long before you even reach it — and the closer you get, the smaller you feel. 🇬🇪
