Asia · Jewish travel

Georgia

Tbilisi and Batumi are the practical anchors.

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Places to explore

Tbilisi — Founded around hot springs and shaped by Persian, Russian, Armenian, Georgian, and Jewish communities, Tbilisi is famous for its old town, sulfur baths, balconies, museums, wine culture, and steep fortress views.

Kutaisi — One of Georgia’s oldest cities and a former capital, Kutaisi is known for Bagrati Cathedral, nearby monasteries, markets, caves, and access to western Georgia.

Oni Synagogue — Oni is a small mountain town in Racha whose large historic synagogue reflects the once-significant Georgian Jewish community of the region.

Batumi — Georgia’s Black Sea city is known for its long boulevard, botanical garden, contemporary skyline, old center, and easy access to Adjara’s coast and mountains.

Mtskheta — Georgia’s ancient capital is famous for its hilltop monasteries, cathedral, river confluence, and compact historic center just outside Tbilisi.

Great Synagogue of Tbilisi — Active Georgian Jewish synagogue in Old Tbilisi.

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