
Across the street
Batonis Tsikhe
The royal fortress complex of Kakheti's kings — palaces, churches, walls and a history museum.

Explore Telavi & Kakheti
From Terracotta, the best of Kakheti radiates outward: fortress walls at your door, wine cellars ten minutes away, and the Caucasus on the horizon.
Telavi & Kakheti

Across the street
The royal fortress complex of Kakheti's kings — palaces, churches, walls and a history museum.

A short walk
Telavi's beloved 900–1,000-year-old tree — the living heart of the old town.

approx. 10 km
The historic Chavchavadze estate with its palace, garden and one of Georgia's oldest wine cellars.
approx. 20 km
An 11th-century cathedral rising above the vineyards, still home to a working monastery.
approx. 10 km
A medieval academy where, tradition says, the poet Shota Rustaveli once studied.
approx. 25 km
The elegant tower and church of Kakheti's former capital, above the Alazani plain.

approx. 30 km
A hilltop monastery with sweeping views over the Alazani Valley to the Caucasus.
Explore Telavi & Kakheti
Visit family marani cellars, taste amber qvevri wines at the source, and learn why Georgians say every guest is a gift. In autumn, the Rtveli harvest turns the whole region into a festival.

Explore Telavi & Kakheti
One day
Morning at Batonis Tsikhe and its history museum, lunch in the old town, the giant plane tree at golden hour — and dinner with a glass of amber wine within walking distance of home.
Two days
Add a morning at Tsinandali Estate and its historic wine cellar, then Alaverdi Cathedral above the vineyards — back in Telavi for a long supra.
Three days
Take the slow road: Gremi citadel and Nekresi monastery above the Alazani Valley, a visit to a family marani — and one evening doing absolutely nothing in the courtyard.
Explore Telavi & Kakheti
Two nights: fortress mornings, a Tsinandali afternoon and a long supra with local wine.
Stone walls, fortress sunsets from your window and candle-lit cellars — Telavi was made for two.
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a real kitchen — with castles, monasteries and nature all around.