12 Green Zones You Can Enjoy in the City
Being a center of the country, the capital of Georgia Tbilisi is expanding every year as new buildings appear. Along with the development progress the presence of green areas in th
Georgia’s First Euro Cup and How We Got Here
Yes, we did it! For the first time in history, the Georgian national football team will participate in the continent’s main football championship, UEFA Euro 2024 which will t
Behind 5 Pirosmani Artworks in The National Gallery
Art of the mythical torchbearer of Georgian art – Niko Pirosmani, is often associated with certain stories and memories. Here are some of them that will make the visit to the
Top 10 Georgian Sweetest Treats
Georgian cuisine is rich with mouthwatering dishes, but except for appetizers and the main course, it has some tempting desserts. While Georgian sweets are not typical desserts you
10 Traditional Chacha You Need to Try
Chacha is a second national drink of Georgia along with wine. It’s a clear pomace brandy with high alcohol percentage. The brandy is made from grape pomace, the grape residue tha
Forgotten Famous Georgians That Found Fame Abroad
Georgians love to describe themselves as “talented, but lazy” nation. While the majority might still be considered as lazy, waiting for something to be dropped on its head unex
Top 10 Fortresses You Need to Visit in Georgia
Besides mountains, lush green nature, and natural caves, Georgia boasts with spectacular fortresses scattered all across the country. Some have only ruins left, while others are we
Why Travel to Georgia?
Sure, sure, you’re not a hipster. Your tastes just happen to be a tad more refined than everybody else’s. We get it. But think about this: imagine you’re the first one to stu
10 Most Stunning Orthodox Churches in Georgia
If you’ve been to Georgia or are planning to visit the country, you might have noticed that most of the attractions in Georgia, apart from mountainous villages and main cities, a
Georgian History for Newbies: Georgia’s Medieval Golden Age
This is part two, of four, in a series of primers on Georgian History. Previously, we talked about Georgia’s ancient history until the time of its Christian conversion. In this p
