Best places: Religions in Georgia

Secluded hillside monastery housing the sacred remains of Saints David & Konstantine Mkheidze.

Historic medieval compound & pilgrimage site featuring 2 church buildings & a storied cave.

Archaeological attraction featuring a Georgian Orthodox monastery dating back to the 6th century.

This iconic 11th-century Eastern Orthodox cathedral features a 4th-century baptismal font.

Large religious complex with a tall Georgian Orthodox cathedral, a bell tower, monastery & seminary.

Tranquil medieval complex in a forested valley, with an unadorned basilica & a 2-story bell tower.

Clifftop orthodox monastery dating to circa 590 CE, featuring bas-relief carvings on the facade.

14th-century cross-cupola church in mountainous surrounds, accessible via hike or vehicle.

Historic monastery complex with a 160-ft. bell tower & a 5-domed Neo-Byzantine church with murals.

Built in the 9th century, this hillside Georgian Orthodox monastery/nunnery offers panoramic views.

👍👍 One of the most amazing monasteries in Georgia. Martvili village, even the Experience with the only very old cable car . But once you reach you will be fascinated with the view & sure the nature and the great history & architecture

👍👍 XII-XIIIcc church where the wonderful murals survived among what the greatest King (Queen) Tamar's fresco atrracts the glance ... Must visit monastery

This scenic medieval monastery with frescoes was once home to an academy with acclaimed scholars.

Striking medieval monastery complex featuring 12 churches & 13th-century frescoes.

Early-20th-century, neo-Gothic church with 3 spires & vibrant stained-glass windows.

👍👍 A Georgian orthodox monastery, located on the Zedazeni mountain, The Saguramo range. From there you have panoramic views of town Mtskheta and part of Tbilisi. Driveable road through a beautiful forest is nice experience. The monastery was founded by Saint John,one of the Assyrian fathers of Georgia,...

Monastery with fortress-style walls, built in 11th century, with an on-site vineyard for winemaking.

Orthodox cathedral from the Middle Ages, home to elaborate paintings & a relic of St. Nino's cross.

This 1910 Georgian Orthodox Christian church is a replica of an 11th-century cathedral.

👍👍 This monastery surprised us with its majesty. Although it is a little more than 30 km from the center of Tbilisi, it took us almost an hour to get there. The monastery is very well preserved, considering that it was built in the 6th century. The monks here are very kind, when they found out that one...