Translated as the ‘Fortress of the Lord’, Uplistsikhe is a fortress city within a cave, located on a rock massif on the Mtkvari River’s left bank. Established in the first to second millennium B.C., it was a significant cultural, political, and religious hub during the Hellenistic and late Antique periods.
The Joseph Stalin Museum in Gori celebrates the life of Stalin, a native Georgian who served as the Communist Party’s secretary-general during the Second World War and is recognized as a highly influential modern dictator. Highlights of the museum include Stalin’s birthplace - a small hut.
Situated atop a rocky hill overlooking the city of Gori, Gori Fortress is a medieval fortification in Georgia. Archaeological findings suggest that the location was inhabited even in the final centuries BC.
Borjomi, a scenic resort town nestled in south-central Georgia and bordering the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, is renowned for its mineral water - Georgia’s top export commodity.

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