Visit the Stalin Museum, a time capsule built in the 1950s, dedicated to the Georgian-born Soviet leader. The museum consists of the main building, the original house where Stalin was born and his personal carriage. The museum has kept a lot of the original exhibition showcasing his life, so it really feels like traveling back in time.

Continue to Uplistsikhe, an ancient cave complex dating back to the 2nd millennium B.C., full of mysteries and stories. Explore its architecture and archaeological sites, including a system of streets, temples, wine cellars, pharmacies and other facilities that have yet to be categorized. Once thriving on the Silk Road, now awaits you to discover its secrets.

Visit Mtskheta, the country's ancient capital and spiritual center. Explore the Jvari Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994, where St. Nino erected the first wooden cross, marking the conversion to Christianity. Enjoy mesmerizing views of Mtskheta and the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers.

Head to Svetitskhoveli, the country's most renowned church. Walk around the cathedral and admire the facades that whisper century-old stories. Step inside to see one of the most interesting frescoes in Georgia. According to legend, the 11th-century cathedral is the resting place of Christ’s robe. Afterwards, wander around the streets of Mtskheta and soak in the atmosphere.

Drive back to Tbilisi