Bodbe Monastery

traditionally the burial place of St. Nino; present church built in the 9th century, rebuilt in the 12th century; 19th-century murals

Makhuntseti Arch Bridge

12th-century stone arch bridge

Vani Gold Diadem

5th–4th-century BC gold diadem with earrings; Colchian tradition; twisted bar with rhomboid plaques; lions attacking wild boars

Drinking Horn

polished bovine horn used at toasts; often fitted with metal mounts and straps; called kantsi in Georgian

Samshvilde Sioni Church

ruins of 761–778 domed church in fortified medieval town of Samshvilde; plan similar to Tsromi Church

Tbilisi Opera and Ballet State Theatre

richly decorated Moorish Revival opera house completed 1896 by Viktor Schröter

Martvili Canyon

limestone canyon carved by the Abasha River with waterfalls and emerald pools; also known as Gachedili Canyon

Dolochopi Basilica

ruins of a 5th–6th-century three-aisled basilica in the territory of the historical settlement of Nekresi, unearthed in 2012

Enguri Dam

built 1961–1987 concrete arch hydroelectric dam 271.5 m on the Enguri River; among the highest arch dams

Anastasia Eristavi-Ksani House

built 1897 two-story Moorish Revival house by Korneliy Tatishchev

Vani Bracelets with Aurochs’ Heads

5th–4th-century BC gold bracelets; Colchian tradition; terminals shaped as aurochs’ heads

Ubisi Monastery

medieval monastic complex; 9th-century single-nave church with 14th-century frescoes

Oniore Waterfall and Toba First Cave

karst waterfall emerging from the mouth of Toba First Cave into a deep limestone gorge

Residential Complex on Nutsubidze Plateau

three hillside blocks linked by a skybridge; built 1974–1984 by Otar Kalandarishvili and Gizo Potskhishvili

Svaneti Museum of History and Ethnography

founded 1936; current building completed 2003 by Ramaz Kiknadze and Givi Metreveli; houses medieval icons, manuscripts, and Svan ethnography

Juma Mosque

built 1895 red-brick mosque combining neo-Gothic and Islamic elements; shared by Sunni and Shia communities

Kvetera Church

early 10th-century tetraconch domed church in the fortified town of Kvetera

Georgian Cheeses

predominantly fresh, brined white cheeses; key varieties include sulguni and imeruli

Zoomorphic Stone Relief

paired animals, often read as lizards, with a small cross; stone relief on the west facade of a 14th-century bell tower near Gergeti Trinity Church

Ananuri Castle

17th-century castle of the Aragvi dukes; fortified complex with three churches; 1698 Theotokos church with richly carved facades

Granary from Adjara

late 19th-century chestnut-plank granary raised on stone pads; relocated from Chala, Adjara

Zedazeni Monastery

6th-century monastery linked to St. John, one of the Thirteen Assyrian Fathers, with 8th-century three-aisled basilica and 6th-century chapel

Chuniri

bowed three-string lute held upright, akin to a spike fiddle

Gurjaani Kvelatsminda Church

8th–9th-century basilica with two octagonal domes; only extant two-domed church in Georgia

Gulebi Mosque

19th-century wooden mosque; carved and painted interior with incised ornament

Kalantarov House Entrance Hall

entrance hall with Moorish Revival decoration; house built 1908 by Ghazar Sarkisyan for merchant Kalantarov

Colchic Rainforests and Wetlands

humid temperate rainforests and peatlands on the Black Sea littoral; UNESCO World Heritage since 2021

House on Kiacheli Street

five-story river elevation of an early 20th-century house with continuous glazed verandas, corner bays and a spiral stair

Timotesubani Monastery

late 12th–early 13th-century brick domed church in the Borjomi Gorge; early 13th-century murals known for vivid coloring

Nikola Kartvelishvili Residence

built 1902 mansion by Simon Kldiashvili; intricate Art Nouveau balconies and stucco reliefs