German Georgia Day Tour to Former German Settlements Near Tbilisi

In the early 19th century, German settlers founded colonies in Georgia, bringing with them new trades, architecture, and winemaking traditions. This tour explores their legacy — one that shaped the region and then vanished almost overnight during the Soviet era.

Highlights include:

Bolnisi Sioni — Georgia’s oldest surviving church (5th century)

A 19th-century Lutheran church

Classic German-style half-timbered houses

Home of Immanuel Walker (1915), now a Georgian-German wine house

Restored Swabian tavern with historical cuisine

Hilltop monastery with panoramic views

 The tour ends in a 19th-century wine cellar, where you'll sample Kartli wines and cheeses — some made using Swabian techniques.

Duration: 1 day
Start: Chernyi Cooperative Coffee Roasters, 36 Aghmashenebeli Ave
End: Marjanishvili Metro Station

 Included:
transport, guided tours, cellar visit, wine & food tasting