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Pete Harmer: Quiet church on the walk up to the fortress. Nice garden to relax in.

Pete Harmer: Very happy the capitals of Georgia and Armenia are both looked over by strong powerful female figures.

Pete Harmer: One of a number of this good chain bakery. Very good croissants and sandwiches.

Pete Harmer: This Tbilisi chain is a reliable option for breakfast or lunch. Well made pastries and baked goods/sandwiches.

Pete Harmer: Great food, a fantastic khachapuri and good burger. Well made drinks. Loads of space to relax which makes you forget it’s a big hotel.

Pete Harmer: Nice pool, spectacular view. Could get busy if hotel is full

Pete Harmer: Fantastic hotel in a stunning location. Pay the extra for a mountain view from your room, well worth it.

Pete Harmer: Excellent restaurant and good value. Recommend the lamb kebab and fried chicken in walnut sauce. Also, sit outside in the garden.

Pete Harmer: Food nice and lovely atmosphere, but slow service

Pete Harmer: Church alone would not make Georgia’s top 10, but the view of Mt Kazbek behind it makes this iconic. There are a number of routes up, but use the one next to a stream - least steep and best surface.

Pete Harmer: An astonishingly beautiful monastery/fortress complex marred only by a swarm of market stalls around the entrance ruining the view

Pete Harmer: Beautiful view of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Must see on the drive between Tbilisi and Kazbegi

Pete Harmer: Good value pizzas and tiramisu, pasta looked less impressive. Friendly staff.

Pete Harmer: Nice place to sit and watch the city light up with a glass of local beer or wine.

Pete Harmer: Unexpected waterfall in the heart of the old town. A peaceful walk. Well worth a wander

Pete Harmer: Excellent khachapuri imeruli with a lovely view of the caucasus mountains and Alaverdi cathedral.

Pete Harmer: Stunning monastery/cathedral/fortress. Stop over the bridge to see it in it’s full majesty. Nearby cafe does a good khachapuri.

Pete Harmer: Very peaceful monastery which is seemingly off the standard tourist trail.

Pete Harmer: Peaceful spot near Sighnaghi. Gardens wonderfully kept so walk around. Walk from town along road so does not add much to visit over driving. Parking/Cafe nearby.

Pete Harmer: As impressive up close as it is as part of Sighnaghi’s skyline.

Pete Harmer: Beautiful monastery, slightly less spectacular than nearby Hovhannisyan

Pete Harmer: Modern pedestrian bridge. Clearly a tourist hotspot, but worth the crowding for the views back over Tbilisi old town

Pete Harmer: Absolutely stunning location atop a cliff dropping down into a gorge. A must visit among Armenia’s monasteries

Pete Harmer: Stunning monastery complex. Really beautiful. Beware the H13 route out of town, it is a winding farm track at best!

Pete Harmer: Not a visit you’ll enjoy, but an important and poignant memorial to one of humanity’s darker acts.

Pete Harmer: A fantastic working church and monastery with a jaw-dropping view of Mt Ararat on a sunny day

Pete Harmer: Nice outdoor seating. Good beer. Good food. Good staff. Lovely place to spend a sunny afternoon/evening in Yerevan

Pete Harmer: Beautiful monastery in a wonderful area. Definitely worth a visit

Pete Harmer: Reconstructed temple. Some clearly original stones, but mixed in with modern reconstruction. Gives a good idea of what it would have looked like

Pete Harmer: Good food and wine in a nice atmosphere. Folk band = fantastic. Singer = distracting