Free Wine Tasting at KTW in Patardzeuli

Kakheti traditional winemaking company offering free tasting of various local wines.

Optional: Stop for Churchkhela in Manavi

A stop to taste and buy traditional Georgian Churchkhela.

Optional: Local Bakeries at Village Badiauri

You will try to bake Georgian traditional bread at local bakeries.

Main Destination: Sighnaghi

Sighnaghi is perhaps Georgia’s single most attractive town, with an amazing position perched on a lofty hilltop facing the snowcapped Caucasus looming in the distance across the vast Alazani valley. It is full of 18th- and 19th-century architecture.

The Wall of Sighnaghi (Walking)

A 4km defensive wall still stands, with 23 towers and each of its six gates named after a local village. Part of the wall runs along Chavchavadze on the hilltop on the northwest side of town, where you can enter the tiny Stepan Tsminda Church inside a tower. The best stretch to explore runs down beside Gorgasali on the northeast side of town. Here you can climb up one tower and walk along the walls down to two more.

Lunch in Sighnaghi if needed.

Optional: St. Nino Convent and Bodbe

Eparchy Episcopacy center. The Cathedral was constructed in the IV century AD on the tomb of St. Nino, who introduced Christianity in Georgia.